The following video starts outside Mt Carroll, Illinois.
There's a sign along Hwy 78 for a covered bridge,
which you see first.
Then, you're at
Campbell Center For Historic Preservation
The first building you see is the Sawyer House.
I understand, back in the day, that
Aldous Huxley gave a talk there.
And if you listen closely,
you might even hear
a bird or 2.
On Broadway, near Belmont in Chicago
is our favorite Sushi bar, and further
up the loop is Metropolis coffee,
where they know enough to put an
espresso con panna,
not in a latte cup.
There's a sign along Hwy 78 for a covered bridge,
which you see first.
Then, you're at
Campbell Center For Historic Preservation
The first building you see is the Sawyer House.
I understand, back in the day, that
Aldous Huxley gave a talk there.
And if you listen closely,
you might even hear
a bird or 2.
On Broadway, near Belmont in Chicago
is our favorite Sushi bar, and further
up the loop is Metropolis coffee,
where they know enough to put an
espresso con panna,
not in a latte cup.
8 comments:
You know I'm nutty for covered bridges, sushi and coffee. A perfect post.
Hi! C.M. and Willow,
What a very interesting video, collage and quote by R.L.S.
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D
Ah, Huxley knew where to speak! The Robert Louis Stevenson quote is lovely, and the video was beautiful. Excellent fusion here of poem, nature, country setting, the the unifying motif of....what else?....coffee!
willow: Thanks.
dd: Thanks for taking a look.
sam: Hope you're felling better and Thanks for taking a look at the video.
Drat! I can't seem to load or view any vids, so I'll ahve a try later. I do like the new header tho' :)
many years ago when I used to paint representative paintings I did a series of covered bridge landscape paintings-- brings back memories
What A Fine Place! Methinks I Need Me A Photographic Conservator like they have. Everyone Needs A Little Conserving!
[RLS & Huxley ! ]
subT: Hey, what happened out UR way ; (
layers: I was surprised to see it over a tiny creek.
tony: Oh yeah, and Thanks.
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