Clinch Mountain overlook (Obviously a favorite photo…see header)
David Hinton translates hexagram No. 2 as “Earth”. Wilhem translation is “receptive”. Other translations include “field” and “flow”.
Field in spring
Eagle Creek watershed
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Friday Photos: A Walk in the Park
10 MarYesterday, Turkey Run State Park
Suspension bridge
Bridge
Friends and family
Friday Photo: IChing No.45 Composure, Gather Together
3 MarLeonardo Hotel, Munich
IChing No.45 (Joyous over Receptive)
Translation by David Hinton—Composure
Translation by Richard Wilhelm—Gathering together
Global Style
14 FebEmily Henderson’s (HGTV Design Star) blog post on “Global Style” reminded me of my grandmother!
https://stylebyemilyhenderson.com/blog/find-style-global
Mam-ma Tuggle taught elementary school then traveled to the far corners of the world with teacher’s groups on her summer vacations from 1964-1990. MDT’s living room was a treasure box of images and objects from her travels…Europe, Philippines, Japan, South America, Alaska, Greece, Australia, Canada, Central America, Caribbean, Hawaii…
“Mola” handmade in Panama. (Reverse applique using 2 to 7 layers of different colored cloth.)
Sheepskin rug, New Zealand Love this sooo much, I have four!
I believe this is from the Philippines.
Having grown up with “World Style”….I chose this Chinese wool rug for myself at the 1980 World Fair.
Thank you Emily Henderson for naming this style, which sometimes feels like Pier One but is not.
Friday Photos: Washington D.C. 2008
20 JanBest wishes to our nation on this 45th inauguration day!
Vietnam Memorial
Washington Monument
Marine Corp Barracks
White House
Lincoln Memorial
National Cathedral
Naval Academy Chapel
Jefferson Memorial
Lincoln Memorial from WWII Memorial
“I have a dream” engraved in stone
16 Jan“I have a dream” from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial where the speech inspired our country and the world.
Friday Photo: Tree of Light 2016
16 DecTuesday’s post has a link to the history of this holiday tradition. Merry Christmas!
Monument Circle, Indianapolis 2016
Indy Star: Indiana-made furniture still provides rustic comfort
29 OctFrom Indy Star
Indiana-made furniture still provides rustic comfort
Few businesses have survived two world wars, the Great Depression and a recession, but the venerable Old Hickory Furniture Co. has persevered by turning out rustic lodge furniture.Legend has it that North Carolina native Billy Richardson and his father made hickory sapling hoop chairs for The Hermitage, the home of President Andrew Jackson, and used Jackson’s nickname, Old Hickory, as the company name. Richardson moved to Indiana and began selling his chairs in Martinsville in the 1890s. The company was founded in an abandoned Martinsville church in 1894, andit incorporated in 1898 when it started producing a full line of hickory sapling furniture.
Fantastic Fall Fun. Indy Star: Check out this photo from Corn mazes around the USA
27 OctFrom Indy Star
Corn mazes around the USA
Skelly’s Farm in Janesville,
Wisc., has been cutting corn mazes since 1998. They have a 6 acre “Adventure Corn Maze” and a larger 9 acre puzzle called “The Impossible Maze.”
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