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- A 19th Century textile mill is now a water feature in Holden, Mass.
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- Wing Spooner milled his malt here in the late 1700s, early 1800s, and made, I hope, good ale out of it.
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About the Motmot
Exploring the natural world with pencil and paper from high atop a one-story bungalow in the middle of Oklahoma.
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Your pictures are so natural and beautiful! They look a lot like areas that I’ve kayaked up here. They’re very sweet and make me smile. Thank you.
The pictures are wonderful. Question – why has all this land, where people were born, loved, loved and died, now gone back to forest? The forest is beautiful but in a sense it makes me sad. Like a lost civilization. Where did it go and why?
You’re right- it’s like a lost civilization. I’ve seen Mayan ruins and these are right up the same alley. Great questions-where did everyone go? what happened here, and why?-have answers that generally center around the economy, the environment, and sustainability. Does that sound sort of familiar?
i spent one wonderful year in new england and your art takes me right back to that time. beautiful. splendid light,soft flowing water. just lovely… each one!
Stunning art work you have captured the history and the nature of that place.