Niwaki Has Stole My Heart
We arrived late in Japan, and went to bed not long aftewards. The next morning it was raining, but on rising early went for a walk anyway. The very first […]
We arrived late in Japan, and went to bed not long aftewards. The next morning it was raining, but on rising early went for a walk anyway. The very first […]
To travel twenty-four hours with little sleep makes a person dead-tired. I may even have been asleep before my body touched the mattress. The night’s sleep was an expedition to […]
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 […]
Let’s take a walk. Let’s go down into the valley where there’s some water. On the Tiasquam River is an impoundment that dates back over three hundred years. Look’s Pond. […]
New England is not rich in flat land, but it’s flat in a few places around here. On the gentle southward slope of the Island’s outwash plain, there’s flatness to […]
Nine years ago this day… We were somewhere else. There were flowers blooming. In a beach town, fruit was being sold. In the developing shade of late afternoon, cattle gathered […]
I’m not always a good person to go for a walk with, especially when I have a camera in hand. I get distracted. People don’t even expect me to keep […]
What you might see from dunetop on a raking-sun late November afternoon.
Cut cut cut. Cut cut cut. Cut cukes, garlic, onions, peppers and more sat salted in the big bowl. There were three hours to wait before the next step of […]
From time to time we like to go for a walk. The gods of serendipity often look on our walks with favor, and dish up unexpected surprises. It was also […]