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The scent was of wild ’sansho’ pepper, so wonderful to find deep in a forest. Pinching the leaves is enough to aromatize the fingers for a couple of hours.
Great technology!! The cirku is an interesting form I’m not so familiar with. I wonder if it has its own rules. It obviously fits with ideas of
capturing eternity and never-ending cycles of nature, but is it suited to the physicality of the human neck I wonder? Certainly a few on the trot would be hard reading! But ones set against such an eye-soothing green are a great pleasure to circumnavigate…
May 21, 2008 at 3:25 pm
Beautiful picture!
Both the light and the shadow are lovely.
I can feel a bird song and a smell of grass.
May 21, 2008 at 9:34 pm
The scent was of wild ’sansho’ pepper, so wonderful to find deep in a forest. Pinching the leaves is enough to aromatize the fingers for a couple of hours.
May 27, 2008 at 11:06 pm
Great technology!! The cirku is an interesting form I’m not so familiar with. I wonder if it has its own rules. It obviously fits with ideas of
capturing eternity and never-ending cycles of nature, but is it suited to the physicality of the human neck I wonder? Certainly a few on the trot would be hard reading! But ones set against such an eye-soothing green are a great pleasure to circumnavigate…