As time goes on and this blog fills with posts things get lost, they get buried in the past under the weight of all the new posts, new pictures, new projects, new travels and experiences. Here’s a random series of photographs from different posts over the last 7 or 8 years. See something interesting? Click on it, who knows what you’ll find.
It’s been a long hiatus between posts but life has taken on a more sedentary pace for me. Well perhaps sedentary isn’t the right word, maybe “tethered”. I discovered the inevitably obvious fact that money doesn’t last forever and after what, 10-11 years of randomly rambling wherever I felt like going, experiencing whatever next mission or adventure took my fancy, alas, the need to fuel those adventures as well as myself took priority.
Cephalotus follicularis, or as it’s more commonly known, the Albany pitcher plant. A really unique plant and the only plant in the Cephalotaeaea family. Lucky for me, I’m living in Albany one of the only places you can find these little beauties. Check out the little baby pitcher just forming to the right of the large one above.
