journey
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Caressing Touch of Dusk
Surrendering to encroaching shadows—as midnight’s constellations take their throne—her soft remaining light, a gentle touch, descends across her sleeping meadows… Continue reading
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Ballad of a Gooney Bird
Gazing skyward, her tail-wheel configuration appears as if she’s ready to fly—embracing the celestial world above, loving the heavens like her airmen within. Pulling chocks from her wheels, line personnel scramble beneath her soft beautiful lines. Aerodynamic curves, waiting to… Continue reading
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Tale of a Sunset
A slumbering world stirs to spring’s tender touch, as winter’s twilight sings a lullaby… Continue reading
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Heaven’s Lighthouse
While her structure remains abandoned, a centuries-old symbol reaches skyward towards heaven — a beacon to all, recounting sacrificial love… Continue reading
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January’s Thaw Complete
Embracing old man winter’s icy reprieve, the morning sun reflects spring’s soul… Continue reading
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True Love’s Embrace
Surrendering to Mar Pacífico’s soft embrace — as named by Ferdinand Magellan, which in Portuguese means peaceful sea — the golden state coastline warmly greets her true love… Continue reading
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Changing of the Guard
Illuminating the world in a final kiss goodnight — her soft, beautiful essence greeting Twilight as he takes his throne — she concludes her long journey of light… Continue reading
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Longitude at Rest
“The most beautiful dream that has haunted the heart of man since Icarus is today reality.“ — Louis Bleriot. Quoted by Louise Faure-Favrier in Les chevaliers de l’air, 1923. — Continue reading
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Prophecy of Change
A world awakens to her blazing splendor — incipient rays of beauty embracing the world — she tells a cautionary tale, foretelling of impending change within the chambers of heaven… Continue reading
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Journey’s Melody
“The journey has its own lyrics A duet of balanced motion The rails and wheels in tune” ― Richard L. Ratliff — Continue reading
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Faith’s Journey
“God made the world round so we would never be able to see too far down the road.” — Karen Blixen — Continue reading











