Author:bill
From July 14th through the 29th, Athena and I will be at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum participating in their summer program entitled “Dirt-O-Rama – Intriguing Tales Beneath Our Feet. I don’t believe anything has been posted to their website yet that describes the summer’s events. Whenever that happens and there is a description of our activities I’ll post it to the blog. For now, here’s a link to their site:  //www.arboretum.umn.edu/ As was the case last summer when we worked […]
Through much of November and December my attention was focused on an iPhone photography course we sponsored in Banamichi, Sonora and that was held at La Posada del Rio Sonora //www.mexicoecoresort.com/ The course was taught by fine art photographer Dan Burkholder – www.danburkholder.com  I’m not going to post any of Dan’s photos into this piece, but if you want to view a good collection of his iPhone images, open any of his mobile upload folders on his Facebook page. This […]
I was being overtaken by recurring thoughts reminding me that I should write something for my blog. Athena added a few of her own and then there were the suspicions of friends and readers who were wondering if a great crisis had befallen me, and so, I decided to write something. My temporary absence was not due to lack of interest, but a combination of constant activity and visitors to Canelo, several trips to Mexico where we remain very involved, […]
We’ve been back about a month from Europe, hosted the Xunutzi dance group for Tucson Meet Yourself, been to Minneapolis to line up work for next summer and to the Rio Sonora. Finally came a pause and it seemed a good time to write. The subject matter is simple, an account of something I did during a recent trip to Mexico. It’s another small piece of what has become a growing collection of tales and photos we’ve been collecting along […]
I thought I’d be done with my European posts by now, but apparently, I came home more tired than expected. One more remains about our stay in France and at least a pair on the Basques, about whom I really would like to write. For now, here’s one that I knew I would have to do, but the story is very much different than I had imagined. The occasion was the annual Tucson Meet Yourself festival, which began some 30+ […]