I didn’t think I’d enjoy reading on my Kindle during this trip, but necessity has forced, if not a conversion, then at least acceptance, that this is a good way to carry along the dozens of books I will read during a 3 month journey. Among the many books I’ve got, I didn’t realize that reading Dan Barber’s “The Third Plate,” would be so meaningful. It contributed the following quote:
“See what you’re looking at.”
Dr. William Albrecht
(1888-1974)
Soil Scientist, Univ. of Missouri
It’s the United Nations Year of the Soil, so I’m delighted that the desire to truly see what I’m looking at is echoed by one of the pioneers of organic agriculture…
Here’s some of what we’ve been seeing on our South American sojourn:
Wisps and Clock…
Faded Beauty
Soaked in color…
Oasis
Reflection, Lake Near the Sea
See what you’re looking at…
A harmony of sand & sea…
Perched at the edge of the sea…
Next, some big cities and coffee farms!
Amazing photographs – both the subjects and the photographer – Nancy