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Category Archives: Travel
Damask Adventure – Weaving at the 66th Parallel
This article was originally published in the May 2019 edition of The Damast Network Newsletter, Su Butler, Editor It’s midmorning in Arizona. The sun is climbing to its zenith, bathing Arizonans in its inescapable warmth. The tans and browns of … Continue reading
Posted in fiber arts, Travel, Weaving
Tagged Anne Nygard, damask, drawloom, Norway, weaving
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The Weavers’ School
Once again Laura and I set our sights on weaving, this time in Coupeville on Whidbey Island, off the coast of Seattle, Washington. I will not lie and say I was in a high state of anxiety. Our instructor was … Continue reading
Posted in fiber arts, Travel, Weaving
Tagged Madelyn van der Hoogt, The Weavers' School, Weaving II
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Colour and Design – Another Jane Stafford Textiles Adventure
Hey Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, Canada – we’re back! My friend Laura and I returned once more for another weaving adventure with a favorite weaving teacher, Jane Stafford. Colour and Design was offered at the beginning of April, so … Continue reading
Posted in fiber arts, Travel, Weaving
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Crossing Borders – A Visit to the U.K. and the Republic of Ireland
Documenting our April 2016 bus tour which started in London and ended in Dublin. Continue reading
Wisconsin – Not Just About the Cheese!
Arizona August heat meant it was time for Emmett and Caesar (that would be Denny and Claudia) to get on a plane to someplace a little cooler that we’ve never been before. Wisconsin was a place of many pleasant surprises … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Door County, Green Bay, Hermansville, Michigan, Milwaukee, New Berlin, State Fair, Wisconsin
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How Can I Miss You if You Don’t Go Away?
I love this quote, and laughed my head off when I first heard it, although I don’t know who came up with it. That makes it all the more fun. My younger sister was breathlessly laughing as she quoted this … Continue reading
Posted in Celebration, fiber arts, Fun, Travel, Weaving
Tagged cicadas, Ground Cover, Jersey, weaving
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La Mia Famiglia Riunita in Jersey
A long time ago I used to get really excited about flying in a plane. New places, new adventures, new people. These days it’s more like boarding a bus, so I wasn’t too excited about getting back in the air. … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Observations, Travel
Tagged family, George Washington, Jersey, Thomas Edison
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Boyce Thompson Arboretum
What a day – the temperature dropped to the lower 80’s, so it was time to hit the trails! We got there just after 10AM – so it was in the upper 70’s when we hit Superior, Arizona to visit … Continue reading
Turning the Page – in Arizona…
Road trip! This time it was an opportunity to take an overnighter to Page, which is about a five hour drive from home. Back in the 90’s Denny and I had headed up 17 North, visiting the south rim at … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Observations, Travel
Tagged Arizona, Colorado River, dams, Dine, Glen Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Italian Food, Page, rocks
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