Norwegian Wood (ノルウェイの森)
Protective (Their firstborn child)
d'Arc
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wood pile
Rembering Avenue B
After The Last Hurrah At the Air Sculptors' Ball
On the peninsula near Ipoh
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Practice, practice, practice!!
Woodpile take 2
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閑靖 Tranquil
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Independence day
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Is it me or the world?
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Death of a salesman
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B lilac
cottonwood seeds
not sumi-e
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My Lilac bushes on the 22nd of June 2010
EDM Challenge # 276 Draw your grocery store
猫, Neko
only port in a storm
lost in the storm
and on our right we see... sterility
At North Pole Grange 6-2010
The march to the sea
at North Pole Grange 6-10, one minute poses
This morning's sketches
Sketch #5 at North Pole Grange June, 2010
Sketch #6 at North Pole Grange 6-2010
Beyond be dragons
a soul in search of a Bodhi tree
lilacs in late evening
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Rural renewal


Forest fire burns
Away the old for new growth,
Rural renewal .
Haiku 26 June 2010
The climax forest, here in the interior of Alaska, is the spruce. It has little undergrowth and supports very little life.
A lightning strike, a raging fire and the dominant spruce is replaced by grasses and sledges, ...which are supplanted by bushes and willows that give way to alder and birch (the caribou, moose, bears, beaver, etc. all dine well in these non-spruce areas) that are ultimately replaced by spruce, the climax forest. A natural cycle of which the fire is a very necessary part.
ink (applied with brush) and soft pastel on 12 by 12 inch colored stock
Away the old for new growth,
Rural renewal .
Haiku 26 June 2010
The climax forest, here in the interior of Alaska, is the spruce. It has little undergrowth and supports very little life.
A lightning strike, a raging fire and the dominant spruce is replaced by grasses and sledges, ...which are supplanted by bushes and willows that give way to alder and birch (the caribou, moose, bears, beaver, etc. all dine well in these non-spruce areas) that are ultimately replaced by spruce, the climax forest. A natural cycle of which the fire is a very necessary part.
ink (applied with brush) and soft pastel on 12 by 12 inch colored stock
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