Thursday, April 27, 2006

















hip hop artists ~ Savannah, Georgia (March 15th -- Yancy & the Breakneck Quartet)
















hip hop artist ~ Savannah, Georgia (March 15th -- Yancy & the Breakneck Quartet)
















hip hop artist ~ Savannah, Georgia (March 15th -- Yancy & the Breakneck Quartet)






















hip hop artist ~ Savannah, Georgia (Yancy & the Breakneck Quartet)

Wednesday, April 26, 2006

















Beer in wine glass (Allison's, last November)
















Musicians at Allison's, St. Augustine (last November)
















flowers at Lobelia Oasis last November
















bathroom in a bar in Gainesville, FL (I imagine the ship to be a pirate ship)

Saturday, April 22, 2006

















Peacock on the grounds of the Fountain of Youth (it's doin' the mating dance!)
















Big boys at play! :) ...
















plastering "Perro Menendez" with lovin' care...
















Kathleen Deagan (center, white T-shirt), of the Florida Museum of Natural History & Univ. of Florida in Gainesville oversees the casting process. Madelyn Troyanek, a photograper for our local paper, wathces & takes pictures!
















close-up of stratigraphy at the grounds of the Fountain of Youth Archaeology Park. St. Augustine is the first U.S. American settlement to be continuously inhabited by Europeans, since 1565... The darker top layer is full of oyster shell, basically indicating a trash heap made by the settlers and / or Indians. Where this layer ends (the lighter, finer sandy soil) is pretty much Pre-Contact time (Indain settlement, before the Europeans came)... Kathy D. and some of the other archaeologists believe that the dog was a pet, because it was laid out so nicely.






















squirting water on paper towels for the first layer of protection (the dog was transported to Gainesville for study at the lab at the Florida Museum)
















Dog (dubbed "Perro Menendez") found at the Fountain of Youth, here in St. Augustine... Kathleen Deagan of Univ. of Florida is leading the dig here! The archaeologists believe it to be anywhere between 500 - 1,000 yrs. old! I got to watch the team cover it with plaster...
















working on my "Big Cat", B'alam Agab ("Night Jaguar") for the Otis Smith Kids' Foundation, a public arts project in downtown Jacksonville...
















pony express rider (?) or rodeo...
















view from Conrad's truck - Beach Blvd. in Jax, on our way to a hash...
















Big Thunderhead in Jax (on the way to a hash)

Tuesday, April 18, 2006

Faces & Interesting Things at the St. Augustine Easter Parade

this year's Easter Parade was very entertaining!... so many different faces...
















the Easterdillo






















boy with hamburger, watching the Easter parade






















Conrad's message to me, in sparklers