A day later, Raw Faith was still anchored in the bay. She hadn't run aground, but fog, thick as gray felt had moved in to obliterate all points of reference. Since the weather was so dreary, we decided to retreat to thicker walls at home so I don't know how long she stayed.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Raw Faith
A day later, Raw Faith was still anchored in the bay. She hadn't run aground, but fog, thick as gray felt had moved in to obliterate all points of reference. Since the weather was so dreary, we decided to retreat to thicker walls at home so I don't know how long she stayed.
Labels:
Maine Views
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Older posts you might enjoy....
-
Always look up! I loved this pattern of utility lines and the retro Santa against the blue sky and scudding clouds. View of the Passag...
-
The countdown has begun! Chinese New Year begins tomorrow at midnight, 23 January, 2012. The Year of the Dragon in macro photogr...
-
17th century Jacobean colonial mansion built by Arthur Allen. JCB has a beautiful post about Bacon's Castle and I urge you to look here ...
-
Peter and I have spent the last three days opening the cottage....mowing, mulching, planting, sweeping, dusting and much more. It's a l...
-
Spring Green Lawn, taken May 21, 2009 in Brunswick, Maine. Random Memory #14 ~ Bahrain Uprooted from Iran after the revolution, we have, o...
-
Fragonard and photography! The shelves were a little disorganized at the Big Chicken Barn in Ellsworth, Maine, reminding me of a few chore...
-
When I turn the pages back to the years we lived overseas, friends come to mind first. Our nationalities, cultures, interests and talents ar...
-
It was a somber Holiday season for many of us. Every carol seemed a rebuke and the lights were dimmer in the wake of the Newtown killing...
-
I like to take a different lens whenever I walk around our small town. I never know what I will see and I often find I have limitations wi...
-
October 16th, 2010. JCB and her gentleman were married at Carlyle House, Alexandria, Virginia. It was a perfect day for a wedding and it wo...

Simply the perfect name for a boat & for much else.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, it's an interesting story with equal parts hope, dreams...and some would say folly. I hope they succeed!
ReplyDeleteBlind faith, raw faith always carries a touch of risk.
ReplyDelete