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Monthly Archives: April 2013
The Wandering Yankee- The Road
The road is calling and I must follow, across the creek, beyond the hill, to see where it leads, and then come home. By the way, in large part because of this blog my image of Palmer Pond in the … Continue reading
Reaching for the sky
We all love flight. Face it; you do, I do, every little kid you know has wanted to fly. From time immemorial we people have dreamed of the sky, watched birds, created stories like Icarus. For a century now we’ve … Continue reading
Posted in aviation, Photography - Texas, The Wandering Yankee
Tagged adventure, ag cat, agriculture, airplane, America, Americana, aviation, biplane, black and white, chambers county, cloud, clouds, crop duster, farm, farming, flight, Grumman, history, icarus, Joshua House Photography, Schweizer, silhouette, sky, Texas, united states, Winnie
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USHistoryFiles Book Giveaway!
I’m going to have to read this once I can find a copy (and time). Philbrick’s book “Mayflower” as well as “In the Heart of the Sea” were both great, and I just realized I’ve not gotten around to reading … Continue reading
Wandering Yankee – Research
A sign of being a researcher is knowing where the restrooms are in university libraries where you were never a student or faculty member even years later.
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Tagged Houston, libraries, library, life, research, the wandering yankee, university
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The Wandering Yankee – Picasso exhibit
When we think of art in the twentieth century Picasso quickly filters to the top of our minds. His work throughout his career is known throughout the western world, from his cubist period to Guernica, to his later post war … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century, art, guernica, Houston, mfah, picasso, spanish civil war, the wandering yankee
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Buffalo River National Scenic River (Arkansas)
Last summer my wandering ways brought me to the Buffalo River National Scenic River in the Ozarks of Arkansas. As you may know, last summer the Mississippi Valley had a very bad drought, and that can be seen from the … Continue reading
Poetry- Driving to the Past
I drove ‘cross Kansas Under a jaundice sky Storms in the air Racing against the wind If this was then What would it be like? No shelter and no towns Just tents beside the creek West into the … Continue reading