Is this dada-ist art? Clock Head.
Category: Alison
Summer pleasures
Nothing beats the scent, taste, and feel of salt water on a summer evening on the coast of Maine. I enjoyed the ocean’s edge at Deer Isle tonight. Delicious.
Judd-tastic!
Welcome to Donald Judd’s world: Chinati Foundation, Marfa, TX.
Marfa meals
Two Rector Morning
9:30 am in Marfa Texas on the solstice. Just before the Chinati Foundation tour.
KozyCoach
Alison and I just checked into our accommodations at El Cosmico in Marfa, TX. We can’t wait for our first night in a tin can!
Apparently, Carol sweared that Grandma Hughes lived in a Kozy Coach just like this one…
Another of the trailers for rent by the night at El Cosmico (the cubic shapes next to both trailers are the outdoor! showers):
Big Bend Picnic
Beside the Rio Grande on March 19th, we picnicked on canned fish, tortillas, dried fruit, and cabbage salad with raisins.
Later we soaked in a natural hot spring next to the river, which was only about 15 feet wide at that point, and only knee deep.
View of Chisos mountains from our lodge at Big Bend National Park.
Rectors Visiting Rectors
Wendell and Carol of Windswept Lane hosting Alison and Eric of Windswept Farm.
After we left Wendell and Carol, Eric and Alison drove the length of SC from Greenville to Beaufort. Here’s a couple of photos of us on the beach at Fripp Island where Alison’s dad lives.
Bees at Rector farm in Maine
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Remembering John Bungen
What a great guy.
Saturday September 10, 2011, a group of John’s friends and family gathered to remember John.
John’s ashes were laid to rest in Cohasset Massachusetts, overlooking Little Harbor and Paula’s childhood home.
It was a beautiful day.
He is missed.
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