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Friday, May 23, 2014

from the other animals is incalculable. This photo is one of the most poignant images I've ever seen in my whole life. Ever. It combines beauty as well as loss.

Maggie and the sunset.

The bunny's name is Maggie and Christina W. (a thoroughly serious bunny friend) took the photo at Heartland. A child of Mother Earth looking through a fence...watching the setting of the sun that warms her and her planet.

The fence is there for her protection...because...while she is a child of the Earth she can't live on her own. She would die without others to take care of her...even though she is an adult and theoretically capable of being an independent resident here on this planet. And...while the fence protects...it also confines.

She can't live onintersection of State Highway 261 and Interstate Highway 95, under construction, and located in Clarendon County, South Carolina, some five (5) miles from the Town of Manning, was tried before me without a jury at a term of Court held in Columbia, South Carolina, on November 18 and 19, 1968.
One of the sites covered by an option to lease was a filling station site, 200 × 200 feet, beginning at the control access point on the southwestern corner of the intersection. The other separate option embraced a strip 10 × 1000 feet, running east from the filling station site to a sign site on Interstate Highway 95, together with the sign site itself, 40 × 50 feet. The lease options were between the plaintiff, as lessee, and William