Still at it, painting away in Amish country. The house above
is in Geauga County , on Bundysburg Road . I love that name. I wonder if there is a
Bundysburg somewhere up there. There is one part of that road that provides a
stunning view in the fall. It is on a hill and through a gap I the trees you
can see in the distance a group of farms below. I may try a picture of that,
since I have a number of photos I have taken over the years.
The yellow barn is in Stark
County , just before you get to Holmes County .
I have always liked that barn. I don’t think it is an Amish farm any more, but
is definitely an Amish barn. The front part of the little shed next to it has
that yellow brick that is common down in Holmes County .
Besides painting I have been playing with my IPad. With
Sally’s help I have downloaded a couple of interesting free apps. I’m
waiting for a clear night so I can use the one which shows you what you’re
looking at in the night sky. The night of the Persiaed showers was too cloudy
to see anything, which is not unusual around here, not that I would have needed
the app to see that. I Miss the starry skies of my youth, before we lit up the
darkness and created light pollution….at least here in Northeastern
Ohio .
I’ve used the IPad to watch a couple of movies on YouTube.
One night I watched “Death in Venice ,”
featuring music from Mahler’s 5th symphony, that beautiful Adagio
movement. I used to do my Tai Chi set to that. As long as I was in the Mahler
mood, I watched a zany bio flick about Mahler by Ken Russell. Totally surrealistic,
with the beautiful Michael Powell (he also played Jesus Christ in another
movie) as Gustav. Fine music along with the craziness’ of Russell’s
interpretation of Mahler’s life.
I am not doing this on the IPad. With one finger typing it
would take me all night. But I do enjoy wasting time with it. Oh, I did
Facetime with my German daughter the other day. Great fun. John said we should
put in at the table and have her join us for Sunday dinner.
2 comments:
Continuing to love the paintings.
I love those paintings, too. And I tried to do Face Time with you from Faaborg, where I was planning to show you where we got married, as well as Copenhagen. Lots o' wi-fi in Denmark. Ah well, another time.
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