Watching it Go

May 9, 2006 at 8:16 AM

Yes, some people live in places where there are trees and the ice breaks up early...
Eek- that middle picture looks like splayed human limbs, or something from a Harry Potter movie!
Søren, ya jealous? ;)

Terez, I didn't mean to frighten. I like gnarled roots.

They're rather good to eat, if you know what I mean.
Gnarled root stew to complement my roasted severed appendages... mmm.
Hooray! Fun pictures again! Gorgeous middle driftwood! Not scary at all!

And again, Emily Carr comes to mind... if you can find her drawings (more rare than reproductions of her paintings, and her books), you might enjoy her driftwoods... Very evocative, and they don't sit still! Amazing. I tried to see the originals in Victoria B.C. again, but they'd been moved to Vancouver B.C. I was told...

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