We looked at this old globe for days, drawing an imaginary line from Minnesota to Japan. I'm happy to say that my husband made it home safe and sound from his 10 day trip. He went for his tai jutsu training. That explains why it's been a bit quiet around here. I've been holding down the fort, along with lots of help from my parents. Thanks mom and dad! Now we have images from that far off land. I love seeing photos of places that feel worlds away. So much imagery to take in and fresh perspective. Hope you enjoy them as well!
I spent a couple of years in Okinawa. Thanks for sharing your husband's pictures I still have a fondness for their graphis even though it's been over 20 years.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos. I'm glad he made it home safe :)
ReplyDeleteglad he is home safe and sound!
ReplyDeleteWill email you soon... I was without my laptop last night and been out all day today...
i hope i could visit this place soon
ReplyDeleteSo happy Joe's home, safe and sound. He took those pictures? Seems like he's got a keen eye for capturing a few images of things he knows YOU'D enjoy! So sweet. :-)
ReplyDeleteStunning photos he took! I love all the pagoda style buildings. Makes me want to draw.
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about your candle holder in the first pic. Did you make it? Have instructions for it? It's very interesting.
What an interesting collection of photos! Too bad you didn't go too.
ReplyDeleteLove your Globe Vignette.
ReplyDeletewhat wonderful photos from Japan. It is one place I would love to visit. Thanks for sharing your husbands trip with us
Alison
My book arrived safely and beautifully! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteI love Japan. I went there when I was 16. These photos are gorgeous and take me right back!
Lovely photos! I've always admired Japanese gardens. Glad your husband arrived home safely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos...thanks for sharing with us. I would like to visit Japan someday.
ReplyDeleteHave a sunny day!
what a wonderful day :-)
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