There is a legend of a man hearing a ghost on Flower Pot Mound in 1854 as told in this book, but luckily it didn't visit me.
Can you see the gypsum?
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Pretend art and other things celebrating my weirdness, I mean uniqueness
Pretend Artist's Statement
- Kim from Kansas
- My name is Kim, and I live in Kansas. Lately, I've been into pottery and photography.
Blogs of interest to me
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Grinder Sliders16 hours ago
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Lavender Latte (Hot or Iced)2 days ago
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spinach and artichoke pan pizza6 days ago
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Wordless Wednesday 03.27.243 weeks ago
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Hello world!1 year ago
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Valentines 2021 "Fierce Love"3 years ago
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Shopping with Mom4 years ago
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Season 2 of Baked in Vermont is coming!6 years ago
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Lightening the load7 years ago
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'Opposable Thumbs'8 years ago
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Tin Whistle9 years ago
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Some of our recent travels10 years ago
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Modesty10 years ago
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The End.......12 years ago
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Genealogy search in Germany15 years ago
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Noteworthy Quotes
A really good pot is in the details. --Doug Casebeer at the Ceramics Workshop in Jamaica '10
There's only one way to grow while making art: take risks and allow yourself to make a lot of bad work, then look at it. I consider what is working well, what missed the mark or confused the reading, what needs to be adjusted on the next one. --Linda Arbuckle in The Penland Book of Ceramics
All great actions have been simple, and all great pictures are. --Ralph Waldo Emerson
There's only one way to grow while making art: take risks and allow yourself to make a lot of bad work, then look at it. I consider what is working well, what missed the mark or confused the reading, what needs to be adjusted on the next one. --Linda Arbuckle in The Penland Book of Ceramics
All great actions have been simple, and all great pictures are. --Ralph Waldo Emerson
References, etc.
Followers
Almost all photos are my property (even the bad ones). Please ask if you would like to copy them. Don't think anyone would, but just in case please ask. Thanks!
4 comments:
Those are my Gyp Hills! Did you take the scenic tour? You can see the gyp in the sides of the hills.
I didn't even know that lake existed. I can't wait to go out there and look around. Nice pics, as always, you have a good eye!
Love you-
Robert
Yes, Jenny, I did the scenic tour and even went to Hardtner! Just took a day trip last Thursday. I was planning on going and then found that Medicine Lodge book at the library. It was pretty interesting. I didn't go to the stockade museum or Cary Nation House--better save that for later.
We did the Flint Hills Scenic Byway last summer and home to do more scenic byways in the state. Day trips are so nice, being able to sleep in your own bed at the end of the day.
Interesting stuff there Kim, and nice photos. I've been to the area, even taken a whirlwind tour around that scenic drive; now I must get back out there with my camera gear and time to explore and shoot! Unfortunately that's more than a day trip from where I live...
Thanks for sharing
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