Four years is the blink of an eye for this Shinto Shrine in Kyoto since it has been here for over 1300 years. A previous visit was pre-Fall in 2015. This visit happened at the height of Fall in Japan.
Return to Fushimi Inari (Kyoto)
November 28, 2019
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Up and down art
November 26, 2019
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Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Senso-Ji Tokyo
November 26, 2019
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Though the weather was gray and drizzly, the temple was beautiful.
(Bits from a previous visit here.)
Meiji Jingu and Peace
November 25, 2019
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This Shinto Shrine in Tokyo is an oasis of peace in the bustling, teeming city.
Ginkos in full turn.
Bitter Liberals 1.4.20
November 19, 2019
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WILCO C’ville Life -or- love is everywhere?!
November 12, 2019
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Yep. Thank goodness. Just in the nick of time. Bill and Em to the rescue.

Wilco, cville

box of wilco

before

tiny

Hinge
fin. commencer. we die to live another day.
House Concert in Fort Thomas with Ritt and Wilder Deitz (cincinnati)
October 22, 2019
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Here are some pictures taken by Tessa Killen during a magical evening performance in the house concert series known as Parlor and Patio held in greater Cincinnati. The location and sound are ideal for an intimate evening—impressive attention to detail, warm and inviting hosts, and post show music (not to mention bourbon).

Ritt Deitz
More about the musicians, Ritt and Wilder Deitz and me.

Wilder Deitz on the actual wooden baby grand piano

Gary McGraw on the fiddle

In the action