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Musings, ramblings, and other writings of a mind looking for the mind. Photography, poetry and prose.

Friday, 24 May 2013

Not Simply Lumps of Stone

In the context of the Japanese garden tradition, stones or rocks are one of the most important design elements. This has been s...

Thursday, 23 May 2013

The Accidental Apprentice

There are times when fate takes control, guiding you into places that you did not even know existed before you arrive there. Truth to t...

The Heron Tale

It was as the sun begun to set when he came across the temple precinct, at least what remained of it, as clearly the place had ...

Wednesday, 22 May 2013

All Paths Lead To The Sea

Now spring has come, emerging into the conscious mind, easing the longing for winter's grip to end. It seems the mind can o...

Some Thoughts on Pruning

Pruning in the Japanese garden is carried out for three main reasons: 1. to shape the plant material with the end of mainta...

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