There are moments, forever to remain inexplicable, when a certain harmony seems to descend upon the scene, some divine unity that briefly blends me into the habitat and lets me enter the forbidden sanctum of the [natural] world, … Then the pictures I came to get seem relegated to a subordinate place, mere mementos of [...]
Archive for July, 2008
Past Entries Revisited
Posted in American Civil War, Blogging, Bradley Palmer State Park, Breast Cancer, Close-up, Confederate, Environment, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Photography, Reflection, Rhododendron, Topsfield, Writing, tagged American Civil War, Blogging, Bradley Palmer State Park, Breast Cancer, Close-up photography, Confederate, Environment, Gardening, History, Miscellaneous, Nature, New England, Outdoor Flowers, Reflection, Rhododendrons, Topsfield, Writing on July 17, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Whoa! I sure can tell by my blog stats that I haven’t been blogging for a while! I’ll give a brief explanation for my absence in a bit. But, hey, first things first! Let’s start with revisiting a couple of my past entries like the one I called A Confederate Soldier.
William Buckner Taylor was described [...]



