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Beth Camp: On the Road : 09/01/2014 - 10/01/2014
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Traveling down the coast of western Scotland,. To Lerwick, we passed. Rolling hills near the sea,. A working croft, smoke rising from its chimney,. Scattered stones from walls that. But that no longer. Separate land from land,. On a bluff in an old churchyard,. Testament to those long gone. Yet the blue sky above remains. As does the land. The history of these stones. Links to this post. Labels: Croft House Museum. Monday, September 29, 2014. Then back...
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Beth Camp: On the Road : 02/01/2015 - 03/01/2015
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Friday, February 27, 2015. Nearly the last day in Galveston. Yesterday we took the ferry over to Bolivar Island. The free ferry from Galveston to Bolivar Island was a model of tiny efficiency as we crossed this busy port's lane of barges and tugboats, followed by black-headed seagulls sparring for bread tossed by seasoned travellers. We were going birding. Roseate Spoonbill, Bolivar Island (February 2015). Links to this post. Saturday, February 21, 2015. Yesterday, we walked our f...
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Beth Camp: On the Road : Did you see the sunrise this morning?
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Saturday, January 24, 2015. Did you see the sunrise this morning? We're 8 days away from leaving for that month-long trip to Galveston. Suitcases are open and empty. My packing list is ready to begin checking off, and I still haven't decided if I'm taking my sewing machine as a carry-on. Southwest says I can. Yippee! One suitcase = how many books? How many sewing projects? Did you see the sunrise this morning? I think that any travel adventure should begin with hope. A night of li...
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Beth Camp: On the Road : 03/01/2014 - 04/01/2014
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Saturday, March 08, 2014. Some sense of Salisbury . . . England! We were at the end of our travels, scheduled for a month in England, and grateful for a rest in London. Five days at the British Museum, two days at the Library, before traveling to Salisbury for that obligatory stop at Stonehenge, a World Heritage site. In Salisbury proper, we visited St. Thomas Church. Primarily to see its "doom" painting (a painting of the Last Judgment dating from about 1475), which clearly shows...
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Beth Camp: On the Road : Monday in Galveston . . .
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Monday, February 09, 2015. Monday in Galveston . . . Today we went to lunch at the Tortuga, a sprawling Mexican restaurant, right on Seawall Boulevard, just about a block from our tiny condo. A delicious avocado stuffed with shrimp, fish, broiled vegetables with three kinds of salsa met our appetite delightfully. Even at 1pm, we hit happy hour! A nice draft beer with lime for 99c topped the meal. The music in the background? Tortuga Restaurant from the Bay. Click to visit Amazon.
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Beth Camp: On the Road : Walking around Galveston's Historic District
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Saturday, February 21, 2015. Walking around Galveston's Historic District. Yesterday, we walked our feet off after quite an exciting bus ride up to the Pleasure Pier on 25th Street and Seawall where we peeked through the gates at the rides (closed for the day). Pleasure Pier, Galveston (Camp 2015). Bishop's Palace build 1892. Bishop's Palace still standing. Post Hurricane, 1900. For more information about the Bishop's Palace, go HERE. Read more about the hurricane of 1900 HERE.
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Beth Camp: On the Road : Nearly the last day in Galveston
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Friday, February 27, 2015. Nearly the last day in Galveston. Yesterday we took the ferry over to Bolivar Island. The free ferry from Galveston to Bolivar Island was a model of tiny efficiency as we crossed this busy port's lane of barges and tugboats, followed by black-headed seagulls sparring for bread tossed by seasoned travellers. We were going birding. Roseate Spoonbill, Bolivar Island (February 2015). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Click for e-book available now. Click t...
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Beth Camp: On the Road : 10/01/2014 - 11/01/2014
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Sunday, October 26, 2014. Day 26: Dreaming moon. Not so long ago, a blood moon. Rose in this autumn sky,. Portent of the end of days. A statistical anomaly for those. And measure the cosmos. Brings us to this moment,. Rising and falling in the night,. A perfect round of days,. Nine months if we are counting,. And a child is born. All we know,. All we aspire to,. Read what others have written in response to this prompt by going HERE. Links to this post. Friday, October 24, 2014.
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Beth Camp: On the Road : 04/01/2014 - 05/01/2014
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Beth Camp: On the Road. Tuesday, April 01, 2014. Mexico: Of Sacred Trees and Voladores. You may already be familiar with Mexico's beautiful "Tree of Life" pottery sculptures. Clay sculptures have been a long tradition in MesoAmerica. Before the Conquest, the tree of life (or 'world tree') held deep significance for MesoAmerica, even though after the Conquest, these pottery sculptures became a key way to teach Christianity. I remember reading how the elders cried when the conquistadores. Those who fly), t...
