salt lamp outside my room at 6:30am |
I woke up early with a bike ride on my mind. I wanted to drive in the opposite direction to where I was the other day. I wanted to get to the ferry dock for Ward's Island where we would be going tomorrow on our trip off the island.
So, creeping out I went around the corner into the main hallway
salt lamp in main hallway |
turned the corner and saw CJ waiting for me in the shadowy dawn.
We walked to the kitchen together, where I saw someone had already fed the kitty
so I headed out the door to my bike and went for a morning ride.
so I headed out the door to my bike and went for a morning ride.
I passed a frosty boardwalk to Gibraltor Point Beach
a house with sap buckets on the other side of the street,
formal gardens,
a farm,
a sound sculpture bundled up for the winter
trees with icy patches on them along the water's edge
and large patches of solid ice.
I oriented myself and headed back to begin the day
sofa and saltlamps on the way to our studio |
We spent the day wrestling with drawing#3, which won, and then all the residents here joined in on one of the best potlucks I have ever had. 3 kinds of salad, cheese, crackers, fruit, pizza, chcken, fish desserts. Such a great communal atmosphere here at Gibraltor Point. Several of us were very sad to be leaving tomorrow.
salt lamp chandelier, tulips, artsts |
kitchen conversation and clean up |
After our fine meal we got dressed and headed to the van to join the islanders for their Spring Ritual: burning their Christmas trees on the beach. This was the Gibraltor Point Residence tree on its way to be transformed.
To be continued...
1 comment:
How did you like Ward's Island? I used to imagine that Key West was like it, but warmer.
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