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A day at the Fearrington Art Show with Keith and Jerry concludes in a visit to the “Belted Barnyard.” Keith tells us, “It will feature the VERY famous Belted Livestock that receive loving care and much notoriety!!!”
KEITH OLSON -PHOTOGRAPHER – “FEARRINGTON VILLAGE 3 – “BELTED BARNYARD” Read More »
Join Lee and Roger as they enjoy a preview of the holiday lights display at the Woodland Park Zoo. After months of preparation, this festive exhibit celebrates the zoo animals and their habitats in a unique combination of sculpture and lighting!
LEE LAGESCHULTE – PHOTOGRAPHER – “ZOOLIGHTS II” Read More »
Cathy’s poem, “HEARTHSONG” comes from an earlier book of poems titled, “AFTER WINTER.” This poem, however, speaks to that first cold snap of late fall, the setting of the first fire in the fireplace, sitting close and feeling the warmth soothe the body and the soul.
CATHY ROSS – POET _ “HEARTHSONG” Read More »
Join Lee and Roger as they enjoy a preview of the holiday lights display at the Woodland Park Zoo. After months of preparation, this festive exhibit celebrates the zoo animals and their habitats in a unique combination of sculpture and lighting!
LEE LAGESCHULTE – PHOTOGRAPHER – “ZOOLIGHTS I” Read More »
Today you can continue to experience southern hospitality and charm at its best in FEARRINGTON VILLAGE, North Carolina with Keith, a native of North Carolina, as your hostess. Her photography brings to life the highlights of the annual FEARRINGTON FOLK ART SHOW. ENJOY!
KEITH OLSON – PHOTOGRAPHER – “THE FEARRINGTON ART SHOW 2” Read More »
The goal of my paintings is to lead the viewer into my world of nature thru abstracted images. I paint because I love the process, from color, composition, line, form and intuition. I approach my work with passion and creative choices.
Landscapes, birds and animals are my current subject matter. As I paint I commune and connect with nature. In the beginning I draw what I see and it becomes what I feel.
SUSAN REYNOLDS – PAINTER – sERIES IX Read More »
The title may be a little misleading, but let me explain . . .
I was lucky enough to be born and raised in Seattle to a father and mother (actually, most of the time, my mom), who loved to sail. Mom and Dad took me out sailing for my first sailing experience when I was an infant in a boat named Cirus.
SAILING MEMOIR 1 – “CHRISTMAS IN JULY?” By Stan Morgan Read More »
As I approached my 60th birthday, I started thinking more and more about what I wanted to do when I retired. I was taking that line from a Tom Petty song to heart: “I don’t know, but I’ve been told, if you never slow down, you never grow old.” The only thing I made clear to Janeen was that I wasn’t going to be sitting on my butt when retirement came around. I’m a life-long learner and that wasn’t going to stop at retirement. So I started planning for a challenge and some adventure.
“GRAVLAX IS GOOD FOOD” By Alan Olson Read More »
Lee Lageschulte’s photographs capture the serenity and beauty of two very different waterfront settings during the autumn months.
LEE LAGESCHULTE – PHOTOGRAPHER – “WATERSIDE VIEWS: GREEN LAKE AND EDMONDS” Read More »
A day spent beachcombing with the ocean’s surf a few yards away, the horizon in the distance and rocks, pools, sea creatures and driftwood at our feet is always a day well spent. And then occasionally to find a treasure – sea glass! to hold the glass in the hand . . .
“I WANT TO AGE LIKE SEA GLASS” by Bernadette Noll – contributed by Lee Lageschulte Read More »
