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Peabody River, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, New Hampshire
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Gold Medal Park, Minneapolis
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Gold Medal Park, Minneapolis
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Gold Medal Park, Minneapolis
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Peabody River, New Hampshire
Peabody River, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, New Hampshire
Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine
Today only: Free-e-day downloads of two short story collections, Pieces and Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny, here.
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Put down your shopping bags this Thanksgiving weekend and climb aboard the Holly Trolley, a special run of the Como-Harriet Streetcar feature Santa Claus, carolers, hot cider, and plenty of Christmas cheer!
The trolley runs from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on Friday (no concession stand this day), Saturday, and Sunday, November 27 to 29 and Saturday and Sunday, December 5 and 6.
The Como-Harriet Streetcar Line, operated by the Minnesota Streetcar Museum, operates three historic Minnesota streetcars. The Holly Trolley, decorated in lovely garlands and wreaths and featuring Santa Claus, leaves from the Linden Hills Station, Queen Avenue South and West 42nd Street, on the west side of Lake Harriet. It’s a charming reminder of the days when Minneapolis and St. Paul had one of the most extensive streetcar systems in the country.
For complete details, including directions and fare information, please visit the Museum online.
Do note that the line runs as weather permits; the Museum has done a great job restoring the cars and tracks to their full glory, but they don’t have the resources to keep them clear of snow and ice the way the proud workers of the Twin City Rapid Transit Company did before 1954.
Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River
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Peabody River, New Hampshire
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Peabody River
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp, New Hampshire
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Peabody River
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp park, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp park, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp park, New Hampshire
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Peabody River, near Dolly Copp park, New Hampshire
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Dolly Copp camp ground, New Hampshire
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Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Kopp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Kopp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Kopp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Kopp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Kopp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Kopp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Copp Park, New Hampshire
Bridging the Peabody River, near Dolly Copp Park, New Hampshire
Burnt Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Burnt Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Burnt Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
lost lobster trap, Burnt Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Burnt Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine.
Lobster trap lost at sea, Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine.
Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine.
Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine.
Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine.
Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine.
10.5.09The father sat, and told them tales
Of wrecks in the great September gales,
Of pirates coasting the Spanish Main,
And ships that never came back again,
The chance and change of a sailor’s life,
Want and plenty, rest and strife,
His roving fancy, like the wind,
That nothing can stay and nothing can bind,
And the magic charm of foreign lands,
With shadows of palms, and shining sands,
Where the tumbling surf,
O’er the coral reefs of Madagascar,
Washes the feet of the swarthy Lascar,
As he lies alone and asleep on the turf.from The Building of the Ship by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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fishing net, Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Maine Maritime Museum, Bath
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine
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Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine
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Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine
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Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine
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Burnt Island, near Boothbay, Maine
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Woodstock, Maine
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Woodstock, Maine
09.7.09Woodstock, Maine
Woodstock, Maine, shortly before the Norway-Paris tornado
Lake Christopher, Woodstock, Maine
09.4.09Burnt Island Light, near Boothbay, Maine
09.3.09Burnt Island Light, near Boothbay, Maine
Burnt Island Light, near Boothbay, Maine
Burnt Island Light, near Boothbay, Maine
08.31.09And I had a dream it blows the autumn through my head
It felt like the first day of school
But I was going to the moon instead
And I walked down the hall
With the notebooks they got for me
My dad led me through the house
My mom drank instant coffee
And I knew that I would crash
But I didn’t want to tell them
There are just some moments when your family makes senseDar Williams, “End of the Summer”
School and work start tomorrow; it’s hard not to feel a little melancholy about summer’s end.
St. Croix State Park
08.29.09St. Croix State Park
08.28.09Irvine Park, St. Paul
Irvine Park, St. Paul
Irvine Park, St. Paul
Saint Paul river front
08.24.0908.23.09The night’s turned everything to junipers
shagged & spooked with cerulean chalk-fruit,
weird berries whiffing of Martians in rut.
I forget this isn’t my universe
sometimes. Sometimes I think I was falling
most of my life to land here, a lone skirl
in the immaculate hush. In my world
I waltzed with my ink-self, my black shantung.Prairie Octopus, Awake by Nicky Beer
Science Museum of Minnesota
Science Museum of Minnesota
Science Museum of Minnesota
Science Museum of Minnesota
Science Museum of Minnesota
Bastille Day, Barbette, Minneapolis
Bastille Day, Barbette, Minneapolis
08.9.09Science Museum of Minnesota
St. Croix State Park, Hinkley, MN
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07.30.09St. Croix State Park, Hinkley, MN
07.29.09Snowshoes, Minnesota 150 exhibit at the Minnesota History Center museum
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Abandoned manhole, Mississippi River
07.27.09Abandoned manhole, Mississippi River
07.26.09Abandoned manhole, Mississippi River
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07.25.09Storm water pipe, Mississippi River
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07.22.09Storm water pipe, Mississippi River
07.8.09Milwaukee Avenue, Minneapolis
Milwaukee Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
06.26.09Milwaukee Avenue, Minneapolis.
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Milwaukee Avenue, Minneapolis
From the museum cases at the Foshay Tower: Laurie Anders, star of the Western variety show “The Ken Murray Show,” when she served as the Aquatennial Grand Marshal in 1951; her co-star Bob Gross appears with her. I was intrigued with this picture when I first ran across it in 2004; no names were provided, though the location was obvious. A story came out of it, though not the real story, of course.
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From the Foshay Tower observation deck.
Foshay Tower, Minneapolis
Foshay Tower, Minneapolis
Foshay Tower, Minneapolis
Foshay Tower, Minneapolis
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Foshay Tower
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IDS Tower, from the Foshay Tower observation deck.
More about our Foshay visit here.
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Wells Fargo (née Norwest) Center, from the observation deck on the Foshay Tower.
See video of our Foshay Tower visit here.
Whirl up, sea—
whirl your pointed pines,
splash your great pines
on our rocks,
hurl your green over us,
cover us with your pools of fir.Oread, H.D.
Como Conservatory, St. Paul
Are you alive?
I touch you.
You quiver like a sea-fish.
I cover you with my net.
What are you—banded one?The Pool by H.D.
Como Conservatory, St. Paul
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When the mists divide with the dawn o’er those glittering waters,
Do they gaze over unoared seas—
Naiad and nymph and the woodland’s rose-crowned daughters
And the Oceanides?
Do they sing together, perchance, in that diamond splendour,
That world of dawn and dew,
With eyelids twitching to tears and with eyes grown tender,
The sweet old songs they knew,
The songs of Greece? Ah, with harp-strings mute do they falter
As the earth like a small star pales?
When the heroes launch their ship by the smoking altar
Does a memory lure their sails?
Far, far away, do their hearts resume the story
That never on earth was told,
When all those urgent oars on the waste of glory
Cast up its gold?At Dawn by Alfred Noyes
Como Conservatory, St. Paul
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Reach with your whiter hands to me
Some crystal of the spring;
And I about the cup shall see
Fresh lilies flourishing.Or else, sweet nymphs, do you but this–
To th’ glass your lips incline;
And I shall see by that one kiss
The water turn’d to wine.To the Water-Nymphs Drinking at the Fountain by Robert Herrick
“Play Days” by Harriet Frishmuth, Como Conservatory, St. Paul
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Haste thee nymph, and bring with thee
Jest and youthful Jollity,
Quips and cranks, and wanton wiles,
Nods, and becks, and wreathed smiles,
Such as hang on Hebe’s cheek,
And love to live in dimple sleekL’Allegro, John Milton
“Play Days” by Harriet Frishmuth, Como Park Conservatory, Saint Paul
Ye nymphs of rosy lips and radiant eyes,
Whom Pleasure keeps too busy to be wise,
Whom Joys with soft varieties invite,
By day the frolic, and the dance by night,
Who frown with vanity, who smile with art,
And ask the latest fashion of the heart,
What care, what rules your heedless charms shall save,
Each nymph your rival, and each youth your slave?Samuel Johnson, The Vanity of Human Wishes
“Play Days” by Harriet Frishmuth, Como Park Conservatory, St. Paul.
Minneapolis Institute of Art, New Guinea exhibit
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Asmat shields, New Guinea exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Touch my hand and feel my haunted fever
take this body craving to return
back amongst my Wantoks now and ever
Papua New Guinea – how I yearn.New Guinea Dreaming by Graeme King
Spirit mask, New Guinea exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Tom Arndt’s Minnesota gallery, Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
Minneapolis Institute of Art
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“Frank” by Chuck Close, Minneapolis Institute of Art
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The Tom Arndt Minneapolis Institute of Art exhibit.
This is a great exhibit, with lots of Arndt’s street photography and a little film that shows Arndt at work, both in the field and in the darkroom. A new book of his Minnesota photographs, Home: Tom Arndt’s Minnesota, with an introduction by Garrison Keillor, is out from the University of Minnesota Press.
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Veiled Lady by Raffaelo Monti, Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
Dowling Community Garden, Minneapolis.
Dowling Community Garden, Minneapolis.
A happy St. Patrick’s Day to all! If you’re of a more pensive nature than the average pint-hoister, you might want to take a look at another project of mine: I’ve been translating a collection of poems by Michael Davitt from Irish (a.k.a. “Gaelic”) to English. Remember that even though Irish is a strange and parochial language, it is the native tongue of God and His angels, so you might want to learn a little verse in the event that you should show up at the Pearly Gates and need to bluff your way in without benefit of native blarney skills.
Dowling Community Garden, Minneapolis.
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Now that we are all dead, no matter.
Snow recedes from the trees,
hulls of hemisphere where the trunks go in,
and we’ve come back to the den where we spent our
children’s lives playing games that were extinct
in foreign languages we’d forgotten how to speak.
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of Lake Street
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of Lake Street.
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of Lake Street.
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of Lake Street.
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of East Lake Street.
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If you haven’t got your sled ready, now might be a good time to do it.
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of Lake Street, Minneapolis
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Mississippi River Gorge, south of Lake Street, Minneapolis.
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MinneapolisHennepin County Public Library, downtown Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis Hennepin County Public Library, downtown Minneapolis.
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All things appear and disappear because of the concurrence of causes and conditions. Nothing ever exists entirely alone; everything is in relation to everything else.
Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Minneapolis Institute of Art
Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire.
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Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire.
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Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire.
02.12.09Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire.
02.11.09Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire.
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Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire.
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Longfellow Park, Minneapolis.
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Longfellow Park, Minneapolis.
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Longfellow Park, Minneapolis.
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Longfellow Park, Minneapolis.
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Longfellow Park, Minneapolis.
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Sledding at Cedar Avenue and Minnehaha Parkway.
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Our favorite sledding hill, at Cedar Avenue and Minnehaha Parkway, features a mound of ice that’s perfect for launching your sled skyward.
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Our favorite sledding hill, at Cedar Avenue and Minnehaha Parkway, features a mound of ice that’s perfect for launching your sled skyward.
Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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01.26.09Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
01.24.09
Much have I travell’d in the realms of gold,
And many goodly states and kingdoms seen;
Round many western islands have I been
Which bards in fealty to Apollo hold.
from On First Looking Into Chapman’s Homer, John Keats
Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine.
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That’s this guy, not this guy. East Lake Street, Minneapolis.
It’s finally here, right?
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Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport, August 2008.
Today is the last full day of the Bush Administration, hardly enough time to start a war on false pretenses; botch the evacuation and recovery of a major city; establish a secret prison; abdicate responsibility for the oversight of financial, environmental, workplace, and consumer safety regulations; or nationalize more sectors of the economy in a perverse socialism for the rich. But that’s no reason not to try!
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Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire; Graflex 4×5 pinhole.
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Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire; Graflex 4×5 pinhole.
01.15.09Peabody River, near Gorham, New Hampshire; Graflex 4×5 pinhole.
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Longfellow Park rink, Minneapolis.
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