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Dots, Trance, and Magic – Aboriginal Paintings
Last week, I visited the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of the University of Virginia, the only museum in the United States dedicated to the exhibition and study of Australian Aboriginal Art. I was the only visitor for much of the time … Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Inspiration, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged abstract, Australian Aboriginal art, ceremony, Charlottesville, creation story, Jennifer Mintaya Connelly, John John Bennett Tjapangati, Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection, mystery, paintings, Puntjina Monica Watson, sacred site, secret, Seven Sisters, Univ. of Virginia, Virginia
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Look Up!
This past weekend, I attended the Wings and Wheels event in Bath County, Virginia. It takes place each year at a very small airport, Ingalls Airfield, on a high ridgeline overlooking Bath County, Virginia, and the adjoining mountains of West … Continue reading
Autumn Moods
Heavy rain clouds alternating with bursts of sunlight created many different moods this evening. The orange golden flames of maple trees light up the landscape volunteering as backdrop to a stand of milkweed: I follow this winding country road savoring … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachia
Tagged autumn color, Blue Grass Valley, country road, golden light, maple tree, mountain, rain clouds, sunlight, valley, Virginia
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His Name was Skip
Earlier this week, I wrote a photo essay about an abandoned house. So many questions arose about the last occupant of the house who left an unfinished boat in the living room, that I decided to do some more research. … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachia, History
Tagged boat builder, Dyer County, hermit, Highland County, inventor, John Gerfin, recluse, shooting by deputy, Skip, Skippy, Tennessee, Virginia
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