'I'm always looking for the Hows and the Whys and the Whats,' said Muskrat, 'That is why I speak as I do. You've heard of Muskrat's Much-in-Little, of course?' 'No,' said the child. 'What is it?'
- The Mouse and his Child. Russell Hoban.
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It is amazing what you find if you really just look! Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteI could sit and watch the waves rolling in for hours - if I had hours and I was near a beach!
ReplyDeleteI was reminded when I saw this photo of the paintings by Quentin MacFarlane a well known painter of abstract seascapes - he was in his prime in the 1960s and 70s - he taught me art at Christchurch Training College 1971 - 73 - do you know of his work??
ReplyDeleteThanks Bettyl!
ReplyDeleteHello Buggy! If you have ten minutes, Another post tomorrow that you might like.
Oh My Goodness! Of course I know of Quentin MacFarlane. He was in the same crowd as my Uncle Ted Bracey I think. How lucky you are to have him as tutor.
ReplyDeletePondering: Strange that despite the number of these 'Beauty in Unexpected Places' that I have posted, Google search only offers them if those words are written in the comments. It appears that comments carry a lot of weight.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful, so powerful. I would be so emotional being near a sea like that. I have lived on or by the sea for most of my life and I've yet to see surf like that. How sad is that?
ReplyDeleteActually, it wasn't very *big* surf, more like a close-up of a medium surf :-)
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