Panorama of our home from the front - four photos (three shown below) make up this shot, all taken at sunset. Taken at evening chores time, Ed is walking sort of towards me and Derrick is over putting water in the horse tank with Copenhagen watching him. Boss is the horse on the right, confined to quarters after **seriously** gashing himself (see FocalAnLae) by falling into the creek three days ago. He was so bad today I wasn't sure he would make it but the vet gave us more meds and my two heroes, Sir Hunny and Sir D walked him around three times today to bring the (incredibly bad) swelling down on his hind leg. It's not infected, thank the Lord. Anyway, this be our home now, and we LOVE it here . . . Jim, note Tia in front of the house (to the left)! Yes we need to mow -- the ticks are ferocious this year. But the mower needs fixing and with two injured horses and other asssorted things, Ed has been too busy . . . Sorry, but this shot is not on Flickr. If you want the big version, ask me and I'll e-mail it. I just cannot stand what they did to Flickr - much of the wonderful, so easy to navigate stuff I loved they changed and made it wayyyy harder. . .
the hives at webster hall
Hollow Heros. Need we say more? My new work bench I built.
Happy Birthday, bro! Keith in 1954 (five years old) Hand tinted portraits
Pray Munch Revisited Budapest
to say more yes than no I see life full and clear full of all satisfation that one has the right to have from the sky to the ground I want to trust in love alright and want that for anyone and to realize how strong is a passion I see a beginning of a new era for good people, elegant and sincere with the hability to say more yes than no Lulu Santos