
After conquering most of the known World, a weary Chingis, the Greatest of the Khans, returned to Mongolia and planted a stone in the road with the inscription "I turn to simplicity. I turn again to purity."
A Monumental and Majestic Work of Epic Proportions by your lowly and humble photographic servant.
As Frequent Gentle Viewers know, I live high on a hill renting the main tower of a castle which overlooks the village and peasants below because it's easier to defend with big axes and maybe rocks (thanks steph!). I usually only take photos FROM it. But for this shot I disguised myself as a commoner and made my way to the far side of the village to get a long shot OF it.
What do you have on draft?....................what was before the bitter ale?............................ummmm. Ok.........................................a pizzaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
At dinner tonight with my friend Jenny Rainmaker, I was telling her how I was still taking lots of photos but nothing to put on the blog. I've been taking photos of things in the city either slated for destruction, under contruction or just some 'archive' shots for when someplace or other burns down. They are my favorite sorts of photos actually, because, inevitably, 'that change, she do occur.' So she's eating and CLEARLY bored or not matching my enthusiasm, when she brightens and says "Did you get a photo of that bizarre snowman in front of the Thai Place that was up all fall?"