It’s funny how we can thumb through magazines… page after page and never even pause. On the flip side there are images or paintings that not only make us pause but also drive something deep in us… a feeling, a smile… warmth.
This photo does that for me. I’m a fan of blurred images or [...]
At least three times I’ve started to write a column, blog post or book with a working title “sand in the mac.” My life has always had (I’m pleased to say) a blur between work and play. About a decade ago I was the Latin American manager for a tech company, and since my trips [...]
Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better- A. Einstein
Some images are just burned into my brain a bit more than others. This one, via our pals at Covered Images, is one of them.
Above.Matilija Dam. 200 feet high and, after being filled with river silt and cobble for over 60 years, a non-functioning dam
Below.After a large rain the dam “fills”. Truth is that at the deepest point this water is 15 – 20 feet deep.
I was up in Ventura the end of last week with more than 40 [...]
… we are the old-school paddleboarders.
I think this is an Eames photo. I like it regardless.
(kudos to Scott Werny for passing me this intelligence and the photos)
The last few days have been busy on Oahu. Wait, didn’t I post that message last week. Truth is that the crews on Oahu are finding a few new gears… bills to allow the state to purchase Kawela Bay and Ka Iwi lands moved [...]
The SIMA crew was alive and kicking at the recent CCC meeting. Thanks for coming down and supporting the fight.