Tag Archives: walking

A Contemplative Life = Sunset Snow Scene – January Notes

Posted on 01/24/2021 by kunstkitchen

Posted in Art and Architecture, Contemplative life, environment, photography, poetry | Tagged moon rise, photography, poetry, sunset in winter, walking, Washburn Fair Oaks Park, Winter in Minnesota, winter photos | 6 Comments

Down By The River = Mississippi River Visit to Saint Anthony Falls

Posted on 05/08/2020 by kunstkitchen

The Mighty Mississippi River is a short drive from where I live. Since we are now allowed to drive for leisure and the weather on Thursday was sunny, it was a perfect opportunity to go to St Anthony Falls and take a few photos. Continue reading →

Posted in Art and Architecture, environment, health, photography | Tagged American Heritage Missipi Barge, Coit Tower San Francisco, Map of St Anthony Falls, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mississippi River, Photos, Pillsbury Mills, river, San Francisco Bay view, St Anthony Falls, walking | 4 Comments

Closing the Gap = Walking in Fairview Oregon + New Brownie Recipe

Posted on 04/08/2020 by kunstkitchen

Hello to all meeting across the blog-o-sphere! Virtually closing the gap in social distancing has lead to creative solutions that make me happy to see the results. My friend Alan and I have kept in touch and here’s a simultaneous … Continue reading →

Posted in Cake, photography, Slow food and art in the kitchen, wildlife | Tagged baking, Brownies, closing the gap of social distancing, communication, conversations, fairview oregon, false hellebore, Friends, garter snake, parks, poisonous plants, relationships, walking | 8 Comments

Social Distancing Sunday = Walk into Architecture – Minneapolis Institute of Arts Juxtapositions

Posted on 04/05/2020 by kunstkitchen

The sunshine makes the day seem less harsh. The greening of grass The harmlessness of nature, So it seems. Invites people to venture out however timidly drawn by the massive architecture’s incongruity: Neoclassical facade grandly designed for another era open-air … Continue reading →

Posted in Art and Architecture, photography, poetry | Tagged 1970s architecture, a sense of play, architecture, art, juxtapositions, minneapolis park, neoclassicism, photography, poetry, Venetian painting at Minneapolis Institute of Arts, walking | 5 Comments

A Contemplative Life = A World of Contrasts – Walking Outdoors in Spring

Posted on 03/21/2020 by kunstkitchen

At this time, when people are anxious about the pandemic, with millions of lives completely upended, I am looking for the calm in the turmoil. To keep a balanced perspective I took a needed walk to Fair Oaks Park. Cooped … Continue reading →