These are photographs which I took at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, Georgia, as well as a few other places I have been over the years. There are also essays down below and links, on the right, to some of my published books and essays. Hope you enjoy them.
Sunday, February 27, 2005
Monday, February 21, 2005
Funny, the associations things bring to mind. These two clothes pins have the afternoon "off." They are just there, taking in the afternoon sun and a nice, warm breeze...just blowin' in the wind. When I was in high school, I would hang out with friends in a parking lot of a big ice cream place called "Bond's." My dad would always ask what I was going to do, and I would mumble "just hanging out,"....a phrase which drove him crazy. When I passed these clothes pins I thought of that long ago time - as I was just hanging out, this afternoon.
Monastery Photos
Sunday, February 20, 2005
There are turkeys here - we see them almost every day. I should have taken this one in color. Maybe I will try that later this afternoon. Someone once told me that the hardest thing to see "in the wild" are wild turkeys. Such sightings come quite easily here. I never knew that they could fly - it takes them a while to rev up, but, like a plane, once they get enough of ground speed up, they are aloft. They make quite a racket when they do so.
Monastery Photos
Tuesday, February 15, 2005
Foggy Morning
It is a foggy morning - but it is supposed to clear later on. I figured out - I think - how to make a link on this thing. Here is a recent article I wrote. Let's see if it works.
Thursday, February 10, 2005
Our water tower - if you have read William Least Heat Moon's "Blue Highways," this is the tower he saw which attracted and guided him here, to the monastery, where he stayed for a few days. There is a section in his book about his stay here, as well as a few photographs. It is a wonderful book.
Monastery Photos
Saturday, February 05, 2005
The Rule says that we are supposed to discard what we do not really need - but I am glad that we have not taken that to the extreme. There are some old, beautiful things in all sorts of places around here. I do not know what the use of the metal can was - we used to have a dairy farm here, some years back. Maybe it is from those days.
Monastery Photos
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