Day by Day in Fabius: more from the chainsaw art gallery

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

more from the chainsaw art gallery

The American Eagle is having trouble flying these days. Tree stumps make for perishable art. My eye loves all the lines showing up in this photo.

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Thank you for coming by!

I hope these photos give you a picture of life in rural Southwest Michigan -- its small towns, farms, lakes and woods. Just click on any photo to enlarge it, and, oh, see some turkeys or horses or cornstalks...., but also see the beauty of this land and water. So please join me in this daily journey.

A note about the area:
It is called Michiana by us locals and is an easily accessible getaway spot for people from Chicago and South Bend. In fact growing up in South Bend, this is where we came for weekend fun -- a picnic along a tree-lined road or at a Lake Michigan beach. Now people come from all over the country to the many retreat centers for which Fabius is somewhat famous: St. Gregory's Abbey, the Fetzer Institute's Gilchrist, the Mennonite Hermitage, Apple Farm, and the Sound Peace Chamber inspired by Joseph Riel.

Day by Day in Fabius

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

more from the chainsaw art gallery

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