Herdwick sheep, crossing the beck - by James Rebanks (1974), English

This is one of my favorite mammals to encounter in the wetlands: the small yet scrappy marsh rabbit. These feisty lagomorphs engage in territorial squabbles with one another to establish their turf, and you can see from the facial wound and tattered ears on this individual that such fights can be pretty intense. Clearly this tough guy has earned his right to nibble greens in this swamp.

Waldemar Fink (Swiss, 1893-1948), Laternenlicht [Lantern Light], 1912. Tempera, 33.5 x 27 cm.

went painting in THE MOUNTAINS recently (very exciting) (rather cold)

Vintage newspaper article

by safi kok

Voila! (Ignore my pajama pants)

TODAY!

The Kingfisher (1886) by Vincent van Gogh

by Diego Gutierrez

Andrew Grant Kurtis - "Morning Haze, Venice"

What a time to be alive