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Wednesday, October 30, 2013. Sky rain stream soil root tree leaf sky rain stream soil root tree leaf sky. Tuesday, October 15, 2013. All the forces have been in perfect alignment for a creative nature explosion in Ithaca lately! Friday, October 11, 2013. Night caressed awake by light.

Sunday, April 27, 2014. It was cloudy when we started out, and even sprinkled a bit on our way to pick David up, but it cleared up nicely as we got out onto the Cape. We drove for a while and enjoyed the sights, stopping briefly to photograph some colorful beach cabins and a nice view of the peninsula extending out before us. We capped off the day by returning to Cape Town and having drinks at a lovely rooftop bar that offer.

Living on a mountain in southwest Virginia. Sunday, January 21, 2018. dark head, white body on one and rufous head with gray body on the other. I also saw a Great Blue Heron on the creek but he quickly flew away when I got out of the car. They moved up the driveway to another damp area.

Crónica de un autodidacta del dibujo. No pienses si eres buen o mal dibujante. No se trata de dibujar sino de conocer cómo miras lo que dibujas, analiza tu manera de dibujar. Piensa sólo en entender lo que dibujas y en conocerte a ti mismo como dibujante que eres. Y si no sabes que dibujar, dibuja lo que tienes delante. Saturday, 17 March 2018. Every line has its place. Friday, 9 March 2018. Saturday, 3 March 2018.

Thursday, April 23, 2015. over a year and a half. Occasionally I click over to look at pictures or use a link in the margin but in all reality this blog has been set on the back-burner and the heat turned off due to necessity. Saturday, September 28, 2013.

Except for my yard, my neighborhood contains mainly lawns and some foundation shrubs, along with the small trees planted to replace the near monoculture of ashes killed by emerald ash borers. My own plantings had grown to the point where I thought they might provide enough cover to make it worthwhile to put out bird feeders. I hung a tube feeder above a platform feeder set on the ground. Through most of the winter, safflower seeds were the main fare.