Places
Places
Buildings, Places
Many places should have their own pages too...
The Barn. the Long House, the Edge Of The World, Lone Oak Hill, the Big House at Struggle, the gardens, water tanks, the bay tree spring, showers, the serpentine mine, the blue mud, so many great places...
Each place could have a photo or two, and a short description, linked to its page.
The Barn Page, for example, would have photos and a list of people who have a story about the Barn (don't we all?).
Each persons name will take you to the Barn story on that person's page (see the concept on the Beginnings page - just use the place name instead of the word beginnings... like [[#barn]]
If it gets too cumbersome and slow to load, we can break it up into areas... Frontlands, The Ridge, and so on.
THE BARN - lots of great photos of the barn can be found on The Barn page. (This page was getting too cumbersome and slow to load - Mark)
BACKLAND HOUSES --- photos of some of our Backland houses can be found on this page.
THE BACKLANDS
Our teepee, my Sister Starr, and my nephew Illya Jon, and I, lived in that
beautiful grove of Bay trees. We hiked up the hill every day, by the that
giant Oak tree, went to school, went to work, loved life, growing up, loved
breakfast together to get us on our way, going up the side of that
hill....and so nice to go home to after we did all we were "supposed" to do.
We re-kindled the fire, made our sustenance over our teepee fire,
acknowledged our life and love to be together, and looked forward to
tomorrow...........up the hill ...........
Connie
photos by Neil
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| Bare Back in the Backlands |
photo donated by Jody
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| The Buddha by the Path |
photo by Michael Emrys
photo by David Chapple
photo by Dale Oderman
I'm not sure who took the seven beautiful photographs above. I've printed them from slide dupes.
Whoever has the originals has the photo credit. Dale, Judy, Michael, David? Neil
The Walnut Orchard/Parking Lot
photo by Michael Emrys
Karagus, Mark, Bob, Kathy, Barney, and an unidentified person behind the door...and Patsy's truck.
photo by Michael Emrys
ROCKS FOR THE ROAD, DEC '74
GEORGE, SANDY AT WALNUT ORCHARD PICNIC
photos by Neil
The Swamp
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| The Path Across the Swamp |
photo by Michael Emrys
Spring 1975
First the water from the swamp poured over a manmade rock dam to begin its journey as Steven's Creek.
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| photo by Michael Emrys |
Then it flowed under the road here.
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| photo by Michael Emrys |
photo by Jim Arnold
DOHNA OVER THE SWAMP CREEK BRIDGE, JAN '73 photo by Neil Reichline
JEFFREY SHURTLEFF'S DUCK PEN AT THE SWAMP, DEC '71
photos by Neil
The Bay Tree Spring
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| Opening the Hatch to the Underworld of the Cistern |
photo donated by Jody
Sonny, and Bev Raymond
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| photo by David Chapple |
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| photo by Michael Emrys |
The Swamp Garden Shower and Tub
Taken on a dark day for some reason.
The Backland Garden
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| photo by Michael Emrys |
Here is Jody watering the Backland Garden after it was well underway one summer afternoon. All that burgeoning life around him, no wonder he looks ecstatic.
(I have many more pics of the garden as the ground was being prepared and as it was growing that I plan to include as soon as I can.—Michael)
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| photo donated by Woodstock Bob |
Looking down on the garden from Lone Oak. The garden sat right on the edge of the fault.
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| photo donated by Bob Woodstock |
Kit in garden
Edge Of The World
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| photo by Michael Emrys |
Three Ladies by de Fault.
The Front House
BILLY AND ZEM AT THE FRONT HOUSE
(B&W digital scan of a color xerox from a color slide original, by Neil)
Lone Oak Hill
DECEMBER '74
ON LONE OAK HILL, FEB '79
George, Norma, Sandy, Jessica Cody, Kathy, Winter, Jody
photos by Neil
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Patsy and maybe Kathy on Lone Oak. Michael Emry's to the right with camera.
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| Lone Oak Sunset |
photo by Michael Emrys
THE LONG HALL
Pictures and stories of the Long Hall can be found on The Long Hall page.
Struggle Mountain
Struggle
Follow this link for Struggle pictures and stories
Meeting behind the Long Hall - Kim, Maryanne, Robert, Jackie, Robyn, Patsy and Josh, Gary, Willie, Dianne and Sierra, Mecca, Leslie, Tom Smith , Connie, and Obie, .
photo by Ann Mason
The Volleyball Court
photo by Jim Arnold
Sitting Round The Fire
In the early days, there was usually an evening fire at Cookshack Meadow.
Folks gathered to eat, smoke, and just hang out and gab (we did that a lot <grin>)