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| Along Twin Creek
Twin Creek is old. Several Indian Tribes either lived here nearby or moved through this area on their way south to hunt in what is now Kentucky or north to the new settlement at Greenville, Ohio. and were referred to in this context as Bodéwadmi, a name that means "keepers of the fire" and refers to the council fire of three peoples.
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Friday, September 29, 2017
Along Twin Creek
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Rain on the skylight. Pitter-patter. Not cold enough for snow or ice but nice to hear the rain. Read the story. I used to draw a lot. ...
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Toilet Trained by Abraham Lincoln Toilets were necessary when I was born in 1934. That is one of the first lessons I had to learn: po... -
Rain on the skylight. Pitter-patter. Not cold enough for snow or ice but nice to hear the rain. Read the story. I used to draw a lot. ... -
In the summer when it is hot and muggy, the animals try to stay cool by dozing in any spot of shade they happen to find. This little rabb...
When I first started taking wilderness pictures I tried to get sky, water, trees, land in the scene and this is a classic example of that. Along Twin Creek.
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