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From the sublime to the ridiculous, or was it the other way round?
We are being held in the moist hand of a humid hot spell. It won’t last long. It is September after all. But all the wearers of fur and feather and leather coats are panting. Water is a dog’s best friend on days like these. Though some are more dignified than others. Ton prefers the…
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Wrigley Field: a photographic essay: baseball on the fringes.
Built in 1914, Wrigley Park is known to be the oldest original Big League Baseball park still remaining in America. It is shortly to be cleaned up and renovated a little so John and I went up to Chicago to join Chg John in a last look before it is changed. I had never been…
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Small Town America: Not Just Route 66
This is where I found my pears. Small Town America is everywhere. Not just on Route 66, though that is just down the road. Such a beautiful little town. It may look a little tattered and tired, All the small towns around here look like this.. But first appearances can be deceptive, character comes in…
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Look at that! No, don’t look, listen.
I had nothing. Yesterday passed with glorious nothingness. Camera House resting up. Though I did have a piglet chewing on a bone that some stupid dog had buried in the straw. He was happy, I let him chew. He just carried it around with him. Should I give all the pigs bones? Like dogs? Is…
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The Home Grown September Challenge
The Home Grown September Challenge is going splendidly. Though when you get really down to it there is not enough food out there so I am not sure how Long the challenge will last. It is very dry now and I am going to have to do some serious watering lest my greens give up…
The Kitchen's Garden 