This is a photo from a winery water garden in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
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Jack-of-all-trades, master of some pretty much describes my life. This blog has several themes: wood turning, photography, travel, science, fieldwork, family, friends, music, and miscellaneous things I encounter. I hope you enjoy it - feel free to leave a comment to let me know you've been here.
An Obair is my solo album, featuring my bandmates in Aisling, the music of O'Carolan, Irish dance tunes, some original compositions, and some nice vocals. The Pilgrim's Road is Aisling's latest CD with some great arrangements of Irish tunes, original compositions, and songs.
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A real Claude Monet photo.
http://www.artinthepicture.com/paintings/Claude_Monet/Water-Lilies/
or:
http://www.artquotes.net/masters/monet/water-lilies.htm
Thanks for the links. I was thinking Monet as I took the photo.
I hope you are doing ok over there after the earthquake. The images from the news are so frightening.
Hi Andi,
I am in Tokyo which is about 250-300 km away from the main disaster area. Strangely, here things get back almost to normal here.
But there are still concerns about the nuclear power plants and the possible strong after shocks we can expect within the coming few days.
Let's hope the worst is behind us.
Thanks for your so many lovely photos. I do not comment on all of them but I certainly watch and enjoy them.
Michael
Michael,
Can you give me some information about charity organizations that are in Japan who are accepting donations for tsunami aid? I'd like to donate to an organization that will immediately put my money to work in helping survivors in the aftermath of the tsunami.
Thanks - Andi
Hi Andi,
I checked and I think the best way to help is via the American Red Cross. They have a link on their page and I believe that that is the safest way to make sure your help gets to where it is needed.
Your help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Michael. Good luck over there. I'll be making a donation to the red cross today.
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