The other Manhattan, in Kansas—at Shamrock Farm. Valeri and her Dad Roy gave their four camels their annual Spring brushing and invited Joan and I (and many others) along. These are wonderful animals with personalities as big as a pyramid. Everybody should have one.
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This was the scene in front of our house a couple nights ago: Five fire trucks and at least a dozen firemen/women. Thankfully nobody was hurt, and there was no fire. It’s reassuring to see the KCPD leap into action–a fire has no chance on our block!
This is the latest in my ever-expanding Open Series. One of which–by the way–was included in Fraction Magazine’s 9th anniversary issue. This pile of former trees was cleared to continue route 171 southward in Kansas as a dual lane highway.
Tangier is a fantastic sensory overload, but we were ready to get back to Spain already by our second day there. A bit overwhelming for the old travelers.
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I can’t put this series to bed. Like looking for sea shells, it triggers an obsessive-compulsive response. See the rest of the “Painted” series HERE.
