Photos from the Pt. Reyes stay.
For another sort of detour, see Roy Banfield's Bypass Pilgrim. Roy's regular blog is Walking Home to Fifty, in which he was recording his journey on foot to his origins. The walk was interrupted by unanticipated heart surgery, which he has written about in the above book. It's a wonderfully moving meditation, some in verse, on an experience with which many of us have some familiarity, that of turning the self or a loved one over to the medical system (temporarily, if we are fortunate).
There is quite a wonderful portrait of the artist as a (very) young man on airform archives.
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That ship sure brings some story ideas to mind.
The boat photo is magnificent Sparko.
Thanks for the mention of Banfield's book - I am on the verge of seeing my mum thru major surgery mid september, and this sounds an appropriate read.
That is a curious building with minarets on the water. What a beautiful place- and only 30 miles from San Fran! (I did my homework)
Agree completely with TFE. I can almost feel the sun and smell the sea air.
I agree--the boat photo just grabs you! Also very much enjoy the mystery of the first photo sliced together. Thanks for the link.
Beautiful photography Susan, love the title, reminds me of Robert Frost.
All these photos are wonderful but that second one -- perfect. Thanks for sharing those plus hipping me to the Bypass Pilgrim.
Candace
Love these photos - curious about those regular worn down pillars. And the book/blog sounds like something I need to check out. Thanks.
Emma- I believe those are pilings for a dock that no longer exists.
i love these images x
Wow photos, thanks for the link.
the last photo caught my eye for a while. the link you talk about is really worth reading. it´s a pleasure to peep in, Susan.
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