Or don’t. I do. (Alas.)
Rather than throwing in my 2¢ worth on the vast, vociferous verbal volley and melée known as the “Great Syria Debate,” here’s some pretty pictures for you to look at. I remain stubbornly agnostic on this topic and subject.
beauty strip
I haven’t heard anything that sways me one way or the other, BUT I have seen one thing that makes sense, although I do not agree with all of it, nor necessarily its conclusions: Your Labor Day Syria Reader, Part 2: William Polk, The Atlantic (online)
As usual, click on the picture to enlarge.
No fancy java-script zoomy things. Sorry. Flash and other coding are prohibited by WordPress®.
the view from the bridge
welcome to waldo
the working coastline
the doors of perception
the dawn patrol
prairie at night
downtown hays, kansas
dew drop inn
pacific costal lowlands
acres o tires
a bench in the (olympic national) park
runner on the beach
lake crescent near port angeles, wash
bridge and gull and sky
base of the dam
towers o tires
olympic peninsula clearcut
Ghod* bless America.
Courage.
* Ghod, n. A peculiar spelling indicating the use of the concept in literary, historical or cultural terms, without necessarily embracing any belief in monotheism, polytheism or atheism. My version of the B.C. versus B.C.E. and A.D. versus C. E. non-controversy controversy.]
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A writer, published author, novelist, literary critic and political observer for a quarter of a quarter-century more than a quarter-century, Hart Williams has lived in the American West for his entire life. Having grown up in Wyoming, Kansas and New Mexico, a survivor of Texas and a veteran of Hollywood, Mr. Williams currently lives in Oregon, along with an astonishing amount of pollen. He has a lively blog His Vorpal Sword. This is cross-posted from his blog.
A writer, published author, novelist, literary critic and political observer for a quarter of a quarter-century more than a quarter-century, Hart Williams has lived in the American West for his entire life. Having grown up in Wyoming, Kansas and New Mexico, a survivor of Texas and a veteran of Hollywood, Mr. Williams currently lives in Oregon, along with an astonishing amount of pollen. He has a lively blog, His Vorpal Sword (no spaces) dot com.