Lobster Cove Photos (2023)
The sound of the surf, the briney smell of the air, the wind, …all are invigorating.
The sound of the surf, the briney smell of the air, the wind, …all are invigorating.
It was great to be on this lovely, famous, “artist colony” island again, after our first trip there together last year.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
The people at camp are terrific and the culture of unconditional love and support we’ve created there is amazingly palpable.
We are surrounded by great light and textures, with lake views on three sides.
On the way out a bald eagle flew overhead. On the way back a heron flew over us low and quite near, checking us out.
I’m glad to be back on the shores of Long Lake for my 18th year of Creative Arts Camp.
Sometimes I think when we help someone else, it gives us more than it takes.
We returned home to glorious weather, a burgeoning garden, seven foot flowers, butterflies galore, and a substantial peach harvest. Quite a welcome home! Our peach harvest from two trees. We made Peach Galette from our homegrown peaches and raspberries. Welcome … Read more
Chateau de Chillon is a castle/fortress that was undefeated until that advent of guns, so has remained undamaged and essentially unchanged for 800 years.
At Ballenberg, they have pulled together 100 historic Swiss homes from the 13th to the 19th centuries on 50 acres, which you can go through.
These were lots of great opportunities to take good black and white photos on this trip!