I’ve just returned from a revitalizing September outing with friend and artist, Kevin Raines. Ah, the perfection of portaging to Rock Pond and then paddling with a painter… In lieu of chronicling with wordy description, attempting to transcribe the deeply restorative and aesthetically inspiring excursion into sentences and paragraphs, I’ll offer a photo essay. Hope it moves you!
Before stepping aside to let images tell the story, I’d prologue the gallery with Kevin’s words.
I remembered the Adirondacks as a region of magnificent mountains and innumerable lakes and streams, where light, color, and temperature often changed unexpectedly; as a place where nature’s timeless cadence moved me, filled me, and absorbed me into itself… a place where one can find peace in one’s own insignificance. — Kevin Raines (Source: “A Path of Many Guides: Painting a Way Home” via
Kevin Raines: Painting Home)
Thank you, Kevin!
Kevin Raines says
What a splendid day we had George. What a paddle as we followed the light and glided over the Still water’s glass-like mirrored surface.
Let’s do it again!
Kevin
Geo Davis says
Bliss. I’ve been reliving it ever since. Yes, again soon, please?