While I haven’t posted in two months, I have faithfully continued with the daily photo capture save maybe a day or two. I decided that the project was worth continuing, no matter how far behind I’d got. So, here goes…remember spring? Photos April 23-29.
113/365: anglers, minnesota river valley
I don’t fish but I’m somewhat fascinated by this activity because it involves so much patience. Personally, I would rather sit and stare at the water without any expectation of catching something. Then I see how these people standing ankle-deep in the water are so like egrets along the shore, steadfastly pursuing that one goal.
114/365: plastic tarps with field stone
Found sculpture. An assemblage of folds and materials. The plastic not quite transparent, marked by dust, time and toil. Held against the wind by a single well-placed stone.
115/365: tracks, minnehaha creek
I enjoy noting the comings and goings of various creatures – like a traffic camera of rush hour. This duck launch was a particular active spot of mud at water’s edge.
116/365: pink magnolias
A showstopper in one of the prettiest shades of pink I’ve ever seen.
117/365: R.V.
Freedom: The open road, a home on wheels, seeking out the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, whatever that means to you.
118/365: bleeding hearts
A favorite flower of spring, dripping with love and baring its hearts for all to see.
119/365: the tree outside my window
A near-miss on a long art fair day. Thankful, as always, to see this tree outside my studio before closing the blinds.
avant garden 365 
As always, love your pics and love the descriptions equally…I do remember spring. 😉 thanks for the beautiful reminders…keep em coming!
You are rockin’ it, Terra. Keep me posted on exhibits… We’re back in MN during August. Love ya, Teorey