theme thursday = vacation
click to enlargetop photo: Mt Pleasant, Wa 1925
bottom photo: Baltimore 1940
The following video starts here and the two shots towards the end are from the Infinity Room,
@ House On The Rock.
Some great views from here.
The wind, while we were in Wisconsin
was only blowing around 35 mph.
26 comments:
Hi CM: I hope you are well. Your YouTube isn't up at the moment.
Wow, that was splendid, so much cool stuff, the three guys with the flag, the monkeys, the Viking shortboat. I would love to leave something that cool behind. Thank you, Michael.
Love the tasting banner!
Alll this AND one of my favorite songs, containing one of my favorite lyrics:
"A oorah, a oorah, a oogah, oogah"
?
You may rest assured I will pay many visits to Roadside America dot com and, as a gesture of eternal friendships among the peoples of the world, I give you this website in exchange:
http://www.megamonalisa.com/
No, not a mention of it, you are most welcome.
(Nick Englebert had a wonderful view, didn't he? Yes, the view in his head was fascinating also but no, I'm talking about the view out on the countryside. Magnifico !)
C.M. will return in the morn'; sneakin' a peek ere I head off to work. Fantastic new header!!! :)and that multiple image pic, tres cool!
interesting vid tour of the art. is that house covered in shells?
There are not enough Engleberts around these days.
That's what's wrong with the world!
Loved Englebert's work and it fits so well in nature.
t & t: Thanks.
artspark: I'm sure you will and glad you enjoyed it.
skybridge: Thanks! ; )
marazul: Hello and Thanks for your visit and link. I will be sure to check it out later! Cheers!
subT:Thanks....
brian: Oh yeah and other "things."
kris: It seems at least here, creativity is something best left to the past. But we know there are many out there still creating, no matter what. It can't be stopped.
ronda: Thanks for stopping by.
love the banner!
Lovely post...enjoyed the video! Have a great TT!
xoxo
Hi,great post Mr Messiah!Have a nice day :)
Yeah I remember seeing the sign for that on my trips to Wisconsin but we never stopped. Thanks! You saved me a trip!
Quite an interesting bunch of stuff! :)
I would love to Live in Engleberts Pad!This Is Proper Living Space!Is That Chaplin in The Header?
Gorgeous view!
Pretty neat stuff. thanks CM.
Love the photo merge. And the art brut-ish vid! Keep on.
Kinda freaky... in a good way. Thanks for sharing with us.
whimsical? yes i should say so!
what a fabulous place - I loved the viking ship.
I just love the new top of your blog banner photograph! What a great photo. The sampling and testing of coffees, I wonder if that was his hobby or profession in the photo. He sure looks like a coffee pro! I bow to the caffeinated nectar of the Gods.
Hi! C.M.,
Once again!...Thanks, for sharing!
The video, music, photo(s) and the quote by Kin Hubbard.
By the way, a very interesting blog header photograph.
Take care!
DeeDee ;-D
Hi there. Great stuff as usual!
squirrel: Thanks, although he's a Lipton Tea taster ; )
marianna: Thanks and U 2.
candie: Thanks.
dinoM: I'm glad, the mounds in the area will be our next stop. Too touristy, but that view is most excellent.
wings: Thanks.
tony: Cool place it was, except for the minor road. And no, not Chaplin ; ) Do you need lens cleaner for your glasses?
kurt: Indeed.
merle: Thanks for looking.
hR9: I thought the photo turned out well too. Thanks for peeking.
sf: OK?
lettuce: It was a fun place to be,despite the wind.
cdylan: Thanks for stopping by, but he's actually a Lipton Tea taster. I'm on the lookout for an old, vintage coffee taster photo.
dcd: Thanks for stopping by. Need to come your way. BTW, did you receive the package yet?
megan: Hi and Thanks ; )
The wind, the loneliness, the wierd statues and the way you slowly pan the camera make me think about the beginning of a mistery movie :)
cafeP: He was from way back, hence the look of his folk art. There's more further N of here, which we hope to see before summer's out.
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