Very lovely! I particularly love the one with image reflected in your rearview mirror. It encapsulates a fascinating sense of continuity and 'distortion of the past'.
Indiana is so much like the prairie part of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba, all those flat, fertile plains so verdant with crops in June and July, but golden or brown for the rest of the year.
Jann Martel once said that the endless skies and distant horizons gave a sense of infinite possibilities to people who lived on the Plains, whereas the mountains tended to hem one in with limitations. I don't know if that is necessarily true, but I get a sense of that when I'm in flat farming country.
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Indiana is so much like the prairie part of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba, all those flat, fertile plains so verdant with crops in June and July, but golden or brown for the rest of the year.
Jann Martel once said that the endless skies and distant horizons gave a sense of infinite possibilities to people who lived on the Plains, whereas the mountains tended to hem one in with limitations. I don't know if that is necessarily true, but I get a sense of that when I'm in flat farming country.