This weekend I was taken for a little walk around some of the beautiful sites accessible along the Bordman river… It was a crisp and serene afternoon walk. The area we were at was the Brownbrige lake basin. It was once a dammed reservoir that was removed 2 years ago. Apparently, as the story goes, when the engineering team proposed… Read more →
A little falafel, a cider, crisp November air, and sunshine at Little Fleet to wind out the workweek…
With the task of delivering Gina to a dance meditation in the cultural hot spot of Ashville, NC, Dan, and I pointed the Subaru southward for yet another power trip. The basic idea… Leave Thursday morning, arrive in time for dinner and to check out the brewery scene that seems to be on the tips of every high fiving west… Read more →
a story of a Centour, a Pegasus, and sung by the swan [sc_embed_player fileurl=”http://twotheleft.com/BrothersJohnson/mp3/B/FlightOfThePegasus.mp3″] … Play Now or Download Here
In the brisk chill of early evening in October, on the 45th parallel, perspective on life seems to find you. When it does, that is a good place to sit and find your center with loved ones. There is a certain calmness that grows from the Ground here. It is the kind of place where you can absorb a lifetime… Read more →
After one week in Traverse City, I have decided, it is DEFINITELY the place for me to hang my hat for a while. It’s a small town feeling, where it seems everyone knows everyone, but there are big city options when it comes to business, culture, sustinace, and libation. As I was walking toward my first meal with Brian and… Read more →
After a few weeks bringing in the fall at the lake And working by the fire It’s time to make another hop… This time north. My sights are on Traverse City. I’ve always loved the area and can’t wait to spend some time getting to know the city! Hopefully I will find a spot to hang my hat before my… Read more →
Harvest Gathering was spectacular this year! For those of you that don’t know what it’s all about, it’s a musical gathering on the Earthwork Farm in Lake City, MI. It’s just an excellent event, put on by excellent people, featuring excellent musical talent (local and otherwise), with excellent local food. The main stage is in the old barn and is… Read more →
I didn’t expect much from the Washington DC area when I booked the flight for a conference… But I have been surprised once again. I really like Alexandria… what a cool old town. I instantly feel comfortable with the welcoming locals and love the the seafood… Though, raw clams may not be my thing… I spent the bulk of my… Read more →
Wheatland is quite the event in Michigan. Traditional arts has never had a better supporter. With acts from local heros like Stepin in it to titans like Bella Fleck it is quite the event. I find my favorite way to enjoy the event is by walking the perimeter with different folks and enjoying a small amount of one on one… Read more →