Blue Tile Roof: Ao!!!
Here in “Nor’England” there are few tile roofs. Over there, in Japan, are many. I don’t know a lot about these roof tiles. In Japanese they’re called “kawara”. Here’s a […]
Category Archives: Abstracts
Medusae from a Pier: Naoshima
One of our stops on this Japan trip was Naoshima, an island in the Seto Sea. We came to this island to experience its constellation of major and minor art […]
Through the Hills at Nightfall
We left Mount Fuji behind us, and continued into the darkening land. Details reduced in the dimming light, and shapes took over. As we went through this place I’d […]
Thing of Beauty: The Arse End of a Dead Bird
Some family members have just returned from a trip to their home in Costa Rica. On their last day they found a hole in one of their screens. Soon afterwards […]
Old Upside Down Bottoms
Off-season in late February, at a private boat landing on Town Cove, the Pond water is high. So high that access to the old dock is boots-only. Along the edges […]
Abstracts From The Burn Pile II
Let’s go back to that burn pile I encountered not long ago. I was going to write about what fire had done to the things in that pile, but got […]
What’s to See Up Close?
I took a walk the other afternoon….There are still three or four posts that could be extracted from those hundred and forty minutes of in-the-moment meandering. But for now let’s […]
Abstracts From The Burn Pile
In “Auguries of Innocence”, Blake spoke of a World in a Grain of Sand. It’s a poem worth reading. My camera’s range is not up to the challenge of Blake’s […]
Scenes on the Shore
We’re on the South Shore a lot these days, what with exercising the doglet, but she’s had so many posts lately that we’ll leave her out of this one, and […]
Things Seen Lately: Olio
Notice: This post will be a digressive ramble. From time to time the ‘pile publishes a group of unrelated pictures, pictures of interest that don’t have a major unifying theme. […]
