River Shore Fresh Sand Waves, Rocks & Mountains

I'd like to know that you can see the Beauty every day
and guide your life by its Presence. I'd like to know
that you can see the Beauty,
even when it's not pretty every day…
~ Uriah Mountain Dreamer

Song-Film: Heart Of This Wild Land
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Photos, FW, Forever Wild, F07, Shore, River, Mountains, Sand, River Rocks, Forest, Sky, Clouds, Native Plants, Log Jam, Picturesque, Harmony, Peace,

Photo ID: 303, F07, 01

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Making Good Art With Dash And Abandonment

… he wrote that his daily stint of painting

brought everything into balance and harmony.

…Harlan thought that a painting, to be good,

must be done with dash and abandonment,

even one which has meticulous detail.

If one niggles over it, the result is dull and lifeless.

…I have so little skill and handle my tools and materials

in a fumbling way, yet in painting, even in playing the violin,

I sometimes strike deep, and the technique seems as honest and handmade.

~ Wendell Berry, from Harlan Hubbard, Life and Work (from Heron Dance)

Quote Title: Making Good Art With Dash And Abandonment
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Quotes, Art, Wndell Berry, Stint, Painting, Balance, Harmony, Dash, Abandonment, Detail, Dull, Lifeless, Honest, Handmade, Good, Meticulous Detail, Niggle,

Photo ID: 173, FW04, 14

A Kid For the Wild - CD - 1990

By Walkin' Jim Stoltz on Wild Wind Records
All songs ©1990 by Walkin' Jim Stoltz, Walkin' Jim Music, BMI

Songs
Manfred the Mopey Moose - Lyrics
    Slugs & Bugs
River, River, River Run
It Ain't Easy Being An Ol' Grizzly Bear
If I Were A Tree
Come Walk With Me
    A Kid For The Wild
You Don't Need Ears To Listen
Wild Things Need Wild Places
    Pika, Pika
Whole Earth Harmony

This recording was released in the Spring of 1990 and is the first of Jim's kid's cd's.

Tags: CDs, A Kid For The Wild, 1990, 01/01/1990, Kids, River, Moose, Grizzly Bear, Bear, Tree, Walk, Wild, Ears, Listen, Wild Things, Wild Places, Pika, Earth, Harmony