These shots remind me strongly of Wallace State Park over in Cameron, MO, for some reason. You’ve probably been there, back in your KC days.
I need to go camping now.
tim
Oct 4, 2006
I don’t remember Wallace State Park, but I bet there’s a good chance I’ve been there, and if not, well, perhaps we ought to schedule a camping trip there (I’ll be back in KC over Thanksgiving, perhaps Campfire Cooked Turkey is in order?
I’m bummed right now because the camping trip I had planned for this weekend at Mammoth Cave in KY has been cancelled!
Boy of Destiny
Oct 4, 2006
that stinks Tim. That last picture is AMAZING!!!!! so are all of them. You should like frame them and hang em up lol!
SquirrleyMojo
Oct 5, 2006
The last picture is a bit too seductive . . . in an Ophelia sort of way . . .
tim
Oct 5, 2006
SQ: would you say that I took that last picture from Hamlet’s perspective?
Thivai Abhor
Oct 8, 2006
I would like to extend an invitation to you to join in on a collective blogging section of our upcoming winter issue of Reconstruction. The issue is the “Theories/Practices of Blogging.†In addition to the special section of posts on blogging there will be about a dozen essays on blogging.
The deadline is October 27th.
Our intent in this section of the issue will be to collect a wide range of bloggers and link up to their statements in regards to why they blog (something many of us are asked) and any statement they have on the theories/practices of blogging.
If you already have a post on this you can feel free to use it, or, if you are interested, you can submit a new one.
We will link to each statement from the issue at our site, with the intent of creating a hyperlinked list of statements on blogging that can serve as an introduction to blogging (or an expansion of knowledge for those already blogging).
If you are interested please contact me at mdbento @ gmail.com
colleen
Oct 10, 2006
mmmm gorgeous pictures. As i’ve said before. i seem to comment every time you post your photos. But i can’t help it…i love fall! and these images make it feel magical.
These shots remind me strongly of Wallace State Park over in Cameron, MO, for some reason. You’ve probably been there, back in your KC days.
I need to go camping now.
I don’t remember Wallace State Park, but I bet there’s a good chance I’ve been there, and if not, well, perhaps we ought to schedule a camping trip there (I’ll be back in KC over Thanksgiving, perhaps Campfire Cooked Turkey is in order?
I’m bummed right now because the camping trip I had planned for this weekend at Mammoth Cave in KY has been cancelled!
that stinks Tim. That last picture is AMAZING!!!!! so are all of them. You should like frame them and hang em up lol!
The last picture is a bit too seductive . . . in an Ophelia sort of way . . .
SQ: would you say that I took that last picture from Hamlet’s perspective?
I would like to extend an invitation to you to join in on a collective blogging section of our upcoming winter issue of Reconstruction. The issue is the “Theories/Practices of Blogging.†In addition to the special section of posts on blogging there will be about a dozen essays on blogging.
The deadline is October 27th.
Our intent in this section of the issue will be to collect a wide range of bloggers and link up to their statements in regards to why they blog (something many of us are asked) and any statement they have on the theories/practices of blogging.
If you already have a post on this you can feel free to use it, or, if you are interested, you can submit a new one.
We will link to each statement from the issue at our site, with the intent of creating a hyperlinked list of statements on blogging that can serve as an introduction to blogging (or an expansion of knowledge for those already blogging).
If you are interested please contact me at mdbento @ gmail.com
mmmm gorgeous pictures. As i’ve said before. i seem to comment every time you post your photos. But i can’t help it…i love fall! and these images make it feel magical.