Category: Art

  •   Boundless Energy!     The urge to make art, anytime, anywhere…     And making easy friends with driftwood creatures…                     St. Augustine Beach, nearly a week after the Hurricane, with Aden, October, 2016.

  •   There is a ton of debris and the St. Augustine Beach Pier is still closed, but we are survivors, we, who love the beach…   The Atlantic's back porch… Yoga? Anyone?   It's still dangerous to swim, but people were swimming and surfing and kite surfing.   Bless us all.  

  •   Front Tire in the Atlantic…     Me thinks that I may have stumbled upon the very festive, celebratory final leg of a coast to coast bicycle run.   Happy guys putting their bikes in the salty Atlantic!!!   And a bottle of Champagne!   WOW!         St, Augustine Beach, yesterday!

  •   In St. Augustine, summertime has been extended… indefinitely!                 Live Oak with tire swing along the marsh of the Matanzas River.

  •     If someone dreamed up the world that we live in, (and believe me someone did) then we can dream up a better world. Together.          

  •   Sometimes with all of the bad news in the air, it is difficult to remember that we live in a beautiful, magical world.     We must remember to love. That is the only way out of the madness. Love.           Faery Garden at Avis' and Lee's house in Roanoke,…

  •     Mountains and valleys in microcosm… the eroding beach has its own beauty.               St. Augustine Beach; an astronomical high tide and a stiff North East wind. 9.16.16.

  •   Watch this… Can you do this?     Or this?     I didn't think so!         Pelicans doing what they do! St. Augustine, Florida.

  •     St. Augustine's tiny skyline in the distance on a warm summer morning promising rain.       Vilano Beach at the inlet. Related articles Paradise? The Perfect Wave

  •     The rain did not deter us from enjoying such a well preserved town, dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. AND they were renovating the cobblestone streets.     All of the houses were white with very thick walls, and the shops offered hand made items that were irresistible.   Always great…