trump [that word again!] complex truths every time…where’s the Retribution in that?
Only a First Dog might know…or not. Anyway, another week on the desert…after Sunday
came Monday and a most interesting visit from Bruce Haley* as well as, finally, the Lost Boys
who continued picking away at things like siting the “Magdeburg Sphere” although still no word
from Willey on when [ever?] we can place those last two largest sculptures from Omaha. Ha.
Heat, as it’s said, rises, and although we had a small reprieve and a splat of rain once
every day tended warmer…
and warmer.
With Seth and Sonny’s help Linda had the repo more together than ever,
a cool respite through the languid afternoons
as greens turned to crackly golds and breakfasts
tended to be at the house pond watching waterlilies unfold and gigantic pollywogs a-surfacing
while lunches were down at the lunch pond, low waters and not a koi in sight. Um.
Another Monday rolled around with a trip to Gerlach mailing mail and collecting things
at the P.O., failing to find Willey at the County [he was home haying, the guy wrist-deep in a mass of a massive dump truck’s dash wiring said] so I returned to Wall
and The Uncertainty [looking more and more certain Nothing Will Happen],
the heat…
and the moths.
*for an hour of No Bullshit Whatever I highly recommend Larry Rinder’s live interview with Bruce, his Surprise Valley neighbor, about life, photography and what that valley really needs.
The Repo looks great, hope the heat abates and Larry’s interview with Bruce is an eye-opener. What an amazing life he’s had; dodging death by bullets or intestinal decay all over the world as a combat photographer! That guy is serious! Thanks for the link.
Stay cool out there.
BTW, not sure about the link for “Magdeburg Sphere”….it goes to L’s drawings.
It should go to the drawing the Sphere appears in [#54, Iconismus]…but I see it won’t; you have to go look for it. Sorry about that…
Despite the Trump written lead in, the first photo was really beautiful as were several others. I like the way you are making some horizontal diptychs, intentionally or not they seem to pair up for me. There is definitely a summer feel to the images…heat.