Not many in this country have ever even seen an American Chestnut and far, far fewer remember when this remarkable tree could be seen as an integral part of the Eastern…
Photographs are wonderful. In the dead of winter I can “see” a peony. On a hot, humid day in early summer I can cool off by reviewing last winter’s photographs…
As I’ve often said here, I always manage to sit next to a window when I fly. Even if the sky is cloudy, in my opinion, the view is far…
Thank you to my friend, Julia, who also frequently comments on this blog, for reminding me of this reality about our planet: And she is still so beautiful, perhaps more…
I was unable to post here earlier this week on Earth Day. That left me with the opportunity to post some aerial photographs made on the way back to Vermont. The…
March 27, our front steps showing the results of a long, cold and snowy winter: April 6, spring is in the air and the sun high enough to make a…
The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill still speaks clearly of the folks who lived there. While life could not have been easy, they seem to have found a simplicity and a…
It can be easy to make a photograph of some things—a sunrise or a new flower. Such was the case of this gorgeous staircase we saw several weeks ago on a…
This post may be unpopular among many friends (and with my wife) but it is true: I love snow! Of course I also love Spring and flowers and warm winds…
Today I’m remembering the many who marched—and those who died all along the way—as history was written 49 years ago in the marches from Selma to Montgomery (and beyond). As we…
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