Today's postings
- [Baren 26704] Fwd: Have you seen this silly, silly site? (Mike Lyon)
- [Baren 26705] Re: Fwd: Have you seen this silly, silly site? (Barbara Mason)
Message 1
From: Mike Lyon
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 10:47:31 -0600
Subject: [Baren 26704] Fwd: Have you seen this silly, silly site?
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Paintings of prints, but modified in a silly way -- America mitate! :)
>http://www.kirstengallery.com/KGBirdsall_04Slides.htm#
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Mike Lyon
Kansas City, Missouri
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>http://www.kirstengallery.com/KGBirdsall_04Slides.htm#
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>Click the arrow to go to the next and the next and the next...
Mike Lyon
Kansas City, Missouri
http://mlyon.com
Message 2
From: Barbara Mason
Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 10:32:50 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [Baren 26705] Re: Fwd: Have you seen this silly, silly site?
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Mike,
Thanks for this link!
I grew up living about 50 miles from Mount Rainier and saw it daily except for the Seattle fog...I don't seem to remember all these views....hummmmmmm.
I do remember as a teenager working in the summer at the Sea-Tac Airport and driving to work about 5 AM and seeing Mt Ranier bathed in red light from the rising sun, it looked like a giant strawberry ice cream cone. I live in the shadow of Mt Hood now, but I still miss Mt Ranier! It is a couple of thousand feet higher than Mt Hood so always covered in snow.
This summer I saw Mt Hood with almost no snow...truly a first for me. It looked very odd up close as nothing grows above the snow line under all that snow ...so it was just dirt and rocks. Looked a bit like you would expect the moon to look.. no vegetation of any kind. It was a shocking experience to see it so "baren". Maybe I can get a hiku out of that! Even in the summer there is usually snow to play in at Mt Hood, so it was really strange.
Best to all,
Barbara
Thanks for this link!
I grew up living about 50 miles from Mount Rainier and saw it daily except for the Seattle fog...I don't seem to remember all these views....hummmmmmm.
I do remember as a teenager working in the summer at the Sea-Tac Airport and driving to work about 5 AM and seeing Mt Ranier bathed in red light from the rising sun, it looked like a giant strawberry ice cream cone. I live in the shadow of Mt Hood now, but I still miss Mt Ranier! It is a couple of thousand feet higher than Mt Hood so always covered in snow.
This summer I saw Mt Hood with almost no snow...truly a first for me. It looked very odd up close as nothing grows above the snow line under all that snow ...so it was just dirt and rocks. Looked a bit like you would expect the moon to look.. no vegetation of any kind. It was a shocking experience to see it so "baren". Maybe I can get a hiku out of that! Even in the summer there is usually snow to play in at Mt Hood, so it was really strange.
Best to all,
Barbara