After returning from what I was calling the “Duferrena Trip” there was a day off with
dogs digging dustily,
breakfast at the pond before things got really hot
and lunch
at the other pond once they did.
Friday was a day of visitors from Reno –
Bill Fox and Sara Frantz from the Nevada Museum of Art
and Parker Stremmel from Stremmel Galleries, all good friends.
Parker went off with some small sculptures of Linda’s and five old paintings of mine
and the next day was all packing [not shown] with some last looks around…
Sunday, early to rise…
but not ahead of the Pregnant Lizard; farewell, momma.
Next up; Migration.
So how much is really hot out there?
Actually it was only only mid to high nineties…and while Linda was in Hawaii pretty comfortable; much hotter in California [and, once we’d left, a run of triple digits up on the desert that’s continuing for more than ten days]. Here [having arrived in Colorado] it’s actually a bit chilly, though Pueblo where we shop was in the low hundreds yesterday.
Every image is exquisite this morning. Good luck on the move to the next home. S.
Beautiful lastly share! So hard to leave that beautiful place.
VERY hard! Hard work, too…but we do it. Again and again…
Congrats on Parker taking some art! And Bill Fox is certainly a fascinating character! Great friends.
I love the “Black & Dusted” dog shot and all those last looks around Wall Spring; what a paradise!
How do you repeatedly pack up and continue your trifurcated nomadic lives?….. lots of work!
It’s certainly a rich life, both creating art from different venues. Keep it going, Bro!