sx-70 polaroid land camera, polaroid 600 expired film
the book, 40 years of chez panisse, is very good
I took a roll of film as well and am excited to drop it off tomorrow. Now home again, with interest in the home things, getting back into the studio, getting more work into my shop, catching up with letters and postcards.
We went for a hike today, through woods that were straight out of a fairy tale. The light was bright but overcast and diffused and all the colors were taupes and greys with rich spots of red leaves, magenta berries or purple vines. I kept expecting a centaur to crest the hill or the sound of dwarf-hammers to ring out. (Am I the only one who feels like I'm in Narnia sometimes on days like this?) The trail wound through thin tree trunks and over little creeks along a cliff edge lined with cedars. We put the doggy backpacks on the dogs because it's the hunting season and they trotted along willingly carrying our cast-off wristwarmers, hats and even my jacket. An impromptu picnic lunch in the woods (with sea salt and vinegar chips) finished off the walk in the fading light, and then we drove home.
xo brooke
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10 comments:
I like this hike.
me too. :)
Sounds heavenly!
Is this trail close to home? wow. I dream of having everyday access to Narnia like woods. Sea salt and vinegar chips. Yum. And the rings are amazing!
wow! I would loove to go to narnia. Was it all you hoped it would be? ;)
I am enamored with that first polaroid. It sighs with the fullness of a life well lived. Really, really lovely job miss.
Narnia or maybe even Middle-earth? ;) Either one, I would love to feel as if I was exploring those magical worlds....sounds wonderful.
Love the photos and that blue wall!
xo
cortnie
Beautiful rings and teapot! It seems like such a nice weekend!
beautiful- all of it. your photos are amazing!
I often feel that way in our big woods, too (and yum, we love those salt and vinegar chips...). Beautiful post.
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