Pot Rock Collection - Don't Take Any -
In the Olden Days,
Neighbors Shot Each Other Over Disputed Pot Rock Ownership -
In the Olden Days,
Neighbors Shot Each Other Over Disputed Pot Rock Ownership -
Pot Rock Buildings In Town (below)
Now Take A Quick 'Scroll' With Me Down Midway (Memory) Lane
Irrigation Gate
Watercress Grows Freely
Only One Democrat In Town
Yippee! The Town Finally Gets A Grocery Store
Metal Works Shop Where Angle Irons Were Made
That I Used To Support Beams After I Jacked Up Cantilevered Edges of Cabin
(it's a long story)
Bonner's Policy: Turn No Cat Away
(yes, it smells like the Cat House at the zoo)
The Bridges of Wasatch County
"I'd like to take a walk ALONE along the Provo River -
This screwdriver should be enough protection."
"...and the hoary frost of heaven, who has gendered it?"
(Job 38:29)
River Foam Among The Logs
Where's Elmo the Fisherman?
I would like to decay beautifully
like this crocodile log.
Please, random attacker, if my screwdriver fails,
lay me out in this field, next to this log -
lay me out in this field, next to this log -
let me be earth.
If you took a two day silent retreat, does that mean that The "K" is Silent again?
ReplyDeleteLove the photos, jealous of the retreat time and place. Someday in my next life I'll have a cabin.
'xoxo
Wonderful pictures, Kass. Wilderness right up to the edge of town.
ReplyDeleteReally great photos! You have such a great eye for beauty and reality.
ReplyDeleteI love Midway too and now I'm wondering how it got its name -- what is it mid-way to?
from the book my Uncle John Van Cott wrote called Utah Place Names: Midway is on Snake Creek, four miles northwest of Heber. In 1859 there were two settlements on the creek. The upper settlement, two miles farther up-canyon, had a temporary name of Mound City. the two communities eventually united under the name Midway so the settlers could better protect themselves against the Indians.
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