from the Chronicle Express, Penn Yan, NY. 29 September 1949
Book Printed in 1714 Wins Contest at Potter Library
Judges Advise Saving Unique Entries For Posterity
The $12 cash prize and distinction of owning the oldest book in the Town of Potter went to Mrs. Harrison Sawyer for a copy of The Spectator printed in 1714, making her [...]
at a hangout in my hood with the sun dropping below my knees and spring just days away…
©Llewellyn Lafford@Zapix
Originally uploaded by LlewellynL
On a back road west of Geneva, chasing the setting sun toward Penn Yan, Laurel and I spotted this cat snoozing in the high window of a stone barn. Still warm in the fresh shadows, he appeared intent on completing his nap and remained supremely unintimidated by my approach and mumbles and clickings.
Originally uploaded by LlewellynL
–Ah, Nature!
–A gently meandering stream, its glassy surface reflects the verdant boughs and cirrus wisps of a late summer afternoon.
–Within its cool bosom: flitting minnows, marine ferns, mossy rocks, lily pads, semi-drowned shopping cart.
