Monday, February 04, 2008

80 Windows
















Camping is a good thing. I spent some time up in a little cabin up North, just to clear my head of the noise of the city. I only saw two other people from my home on a cliff. It was just about right.
















Dorothea Lange spent a good part of her life in one of these cabins, which is now a bit of a museum. She raised her children and presumably waited out the great depression. It is an amazing spot. This is the view from the window.
















I also happened to catch the first sunny day in over a week.




















I took full advantage and went for a hike up the coast.















It was really quiet and peaceful, and damn near everything was alive.





























Then I settled in, built a fire and watched the sun set.






























It was quite a show.



















Since I've been home it's been all nice and easy. I went to see my accountant. I went to see my doctor. I don't have a lawyer or a priest, but I suppose I should find some and go see them too. I did go see Nada Surf's little acoustic show at The Swedish American Hall the other night. It was about all I could muster to sit on a folding chair out of the rain and listen to some sad songs. I am leaving on Sunday.

1 Comments:

Blogger Jeremy said...

I am glad to see you were wearing a lumberjack plaid shirt in your cabin on a cliff.

11:41 AM  

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