Monday, April 26, 2010
Starberry Farm Constellations, April, 30, 2009
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WILLIAM BLAKE: "Drive your cart and your plow over the bones of the dead."
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I've been making photographs since childhood. Photography has become a way for me to explore the place I live and places I visit, but I know there's much to be seen in my own back yard. My favorite travel is through time.
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An allee fit for a bride!
Welcome back, Unseen. Thanks for stopping by. I will be sure to visit your new site.
Jane, Yes, but it should be a June bride. Bob Futh told me there are pictures of an Averill wedding in the orchard, under full bloom IN JUNE! It is still April, and the orchard is in full bloom now. The peach blossoms shown here were shot last year on April 30th. This year they were finished blooming two weeks ago. Bob says the weather trend has been a consistent. As the cold front passes through he's praying that the winds continue as they will keep his fruit blossoms from freezing.
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The picture is awesome!
Blake always makes me think.
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