but it's time
i think
to fly
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- what would you plant
- a masterpiece in stone
- men who cook
- ayla's hands traveled like hummingbird wings
- poor unsuspecting innocents,
- clouds with attitude
- signs of spring-two
- signs of spring-one
- i could continue singing charleston's praises
- charleston sets a very fine table
- charleston flora
- charleston fauna
- charleston at night
- chessboard
- arriving in charleston at the barksdale house inn ...
- the glass house contained
- oh, to be where the fountains gaily gurgle
- please indulge me
- this young man went door to door
- what would you store
- as the snow continues to fall
- during snow storms
- as this post comes up
- the stone church
- even the fire alarm box
- roofs tug at their snow sheets
- lacy chains of snow
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18 comments:
Not much room for luggage, and a bit fresh kind of travel... :o)
I like the first Photo, very beautyful to kiss good bye!
I'm kind of hoping that you flew home in something a little more sturdy.
Very cute and I think you were Wright!
Love the Charleston pics, but also eager to see what B-boro looks like now!
I like the fact that we have the Wright Bros. Bicycle Shop here as well as their grass flying field at Wright Patterson AFB and the Wright B Flyer that flies over our house all the time. Sad that one of them crashed last year while going to an event, killing both pilots. Both had many hours of working on and flying the planes.
Oh you're so clever. Love these!
V
I love your creative idea, this sequence is outstanding!
The first picture is so beautiful, thanks so much for this poetry!
Léia
Gee, the first aviators were brave....
Did you enjoy the ride? :-)
Your photos are lovely, and I am glad to see that you have captured much of what we love about the South through your lens. I am also glad to know that you got to enjoy the bounty of Southern cuisine as well!
Bises,
Genie
What a lovely sequence! I'm glad you're back home.
It is a clever and -- dare I say it? -- poetic sequence. Glad you enjoyed your vacation.
I come from Randy,s blog, and your,s its funny and have a lot of variety photos.
Well done.
You've got us thinking about heading to this city.
The top composition is fantastic and I love how you've played with distance on the other three.
You have done Charleston proud Brattcat, given us an excellent glimpse. Not sure if I would travel this way home though haha!
There is no place like home! But I'll miss your singing.
I've so loved looking back over your Charleston posts. Charleston and Savannah are two places I'd love to visit. Beautiful photography - not to mention the words, as per usual.
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