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Blessings for the trees? A great concept. My folks are Winter Texans. I go visit them each year and am greeted at the Harlingen Airport by palm trees. It nearly takes my breath away. My folks live in a condo where someone is contracted to maintain palm trees. They scurry up the trees and take some of those palms down. If the trees aren't properly maintained, the dead palms collect and are a perfect location for rodents to nest! I guess I'll just stick with my evergreen trees.
Palm Sunday
Carthage, coast of Tunisia, spring 1980. This may be the only photograph of me and a palm tree. I knew nothing about palm trees until I lived in Tunisia near the Mediterranean coast as a college student. The palm on the right is a date palm, and they were everywhere. Carthage was Rome's rival...
This photo is precious and certainly appropriate for the "in like a lion, out like a lamb" March saying. Now I'm yearning for the Minnesota State Fair in August and it's not even April. Love to pet the lambs, but don't have much opportunity for that here in the suburb of Blaine. Perhaps I need to schedule a trip over to the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus to pet a lamb. Anybody have any connections on the St. Paul campus to make my dream a reality?
In like a lamb
Gordon and Viola with lambs, Marty farm, ca. 1945. The Marty farm did not, as a rule, have sheep. But Gramma's family, the Hendricksons, did keep a flock on their farm on Rock Creek, about two miles east. While my dad was growing up, he raised a few sheep as 4-H projects, lambs born on the H...
This sunrise photo of the family farm is so striking. It just makes me want to go digging through old family photo albums to find reminders of my childhood. I like how your book focuses on the seasons. Thanks for sharing this special photo. Eager for the book launch to hear more about some of your photos and the memories you have about them.
Spring on the horizon
Dawn on the Marty farm, ca. 1957 or 1958. Kodachrome. Photo by Gordon Marty. This is the driveway I walked out in the mornings as a girl to look for agates along the road. It's a spring photo because the elm tree hasn't budded yet. The grass has been raked—our family raked the yard and burned...
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