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a real live log cabin! It's a custom-built studio bordering National Forest in the southern Appalachian mountains.
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Fire!
On 5 May, 2008 a construction crew on adjacent land started a fire that got this close to the studio buiding. A twenty man U. S. Forest Service crew was dispatched from North Carolina, a helicopter dropped water, more than fifteen acres were burned in the first day and the operation was still ongoing three days later....
An apple blossom on one of the trees out beside our barn.
Back here in Georgia, this is a live view looking north from atop Brasstown Bald mountain, Georgia's highest at 4784 feet.
Spring in the Mountains
Please visit the new, improved version of our photography web site, EarthPhotos.com. We took all the pictures there.
We spent the New Year on a swing through Hong Kong, southern China and northern Vietnam.
Here's a picture of Hong Kong all done up for the holidays.
In the live shot, our farm is to the left of the ridge just a little bit out of the picture.
Remember all that talk last summer about drought? We're pretty much right in the thick of it, and in early November 2007 a forest fire burned 800 acres nearby. You can see in the map, there wasn't much besides forest between the fire and us, but after five days it rained, and they got the fire out.
Our previous trip, back in summer 2007, was to Finland, where we own this little cabin, down by a lake:
It was the first trip we've taken my new mobile studio. Take a look:
It folds down nearly flat for packing and includes the same Auralex that lines the walls of the real studio. Everybody back in the U.S. seemed to agree that it's a distinct improvement from the previous method of working from the road, which involved piling up all the pillows and stuff from your hotel room, as pictured here on a trip to Ecuador in March, 2007:
We did that trip down to Ecuador back in March but whattaya know, I never posted any pictures here, did I? Previously, in December and January, we took a holiday trip down to southern Africa. Here's some pictures from that trip. Click for a bunch from Namibia.
Here's a bunch more pictures from the Turkey trip.
There's a program online that fills in all the countries you've visited in red. Here's how we're doing:
Trip before that: Southeast Asia. Singapore to Bangkok on the train, and then Da Nang to Saigon by rail.
This guy's from Costa Rica. We did a quick trip down there spring 2006.
And here's some more pictures, from that previous Southeast Asia trip.
I commend to you a new web site we've been working on, EarthPhotos.com, where we have posted a few hundred of our travel pictures.
The view over our pasture from the back deck. THAT'S why we moved to the country.
Here's O'Neil, our third horse. He's a Dutch warmblood, imported from Holland.
World's tallest sand dunes, at Sossusvlei, Namibia
In June 2006 we took a trip to the south Caucasus countries of Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan, and Finland. Click 'em for pictures.
Sunrise, Mt. Ararat and Khor Virap Monastery, Armenia
Our previous trip was to Turkey where we saw a total eclipse.
Click inside the picture to view this Quicktime movie of the beginning of totality.
Get the Quicktime player.
I invite you also to visit our new web site, home to lots of our photography. It's EarthPhotos.com.
create your own visited countries map
A trip up the Mekong River to the Cambodian border at Chau Doc, and then a week in Bali.
Our friend Steve sold all his stuff and moved there to run a bar. We decided we'd better go and inspect the premises.
We met this lady and her friend when we flew to La Paz, Bolivia. Here are some more pictures .
That time, we travelled overland from Kunming, China to Hanoi.
There are hundreds yet to be posted, so it's always a work in progress. Check it out when you have some time.
The new house, shown here in the later stages of construction.
It's on the same land as the studio, setting up a grueling two hundred yard commute. Every day. We moved in in late April, 2004.
Prior to finishing the new place, and since moving from Atlanta in October of 2001,we had been living in a little cabin we bought in 1993 to use on weekends. That cabin is two miles away, down by the creek at the end of the gravel road. Here's the creek, with a sauna building beside it. A wet summer a few years ago, with the help of a couple of hurricanes, had all these mountains brimming full of water.
A fall or two ago, I put up a little photo tour of the area here on the Georgia/North Carolina border where we live and work. The nearest town is Young Harris, Georgia, population 604 (the last time anybody counted).
Here's a closer view. The big building in the middle is the barn. The office is largely hidden,
above and to the left of the barn, and our new house is in the upper right.
Sometimes this webcam, located up there atop Brasstown Bald, points right across the valley at us.
Owen the Octopus, a character Bill plays for
Beyond Speech Therapy Learning, has a new look. Since last time we looked, Owen has turned green. And are those octopus legs?
People who ask me about getting into the business have prompted me to put up a little advice on getting into the field.
I try to update it from time to time with some useful web sites.
I do promos for one of the channels on this satellite delivered global radio company, WorldSpace. Check these guys out. It's really remarkable what they do.
This web page has generated inquiries, and even some business from Australia, Belgium, Cyprus, Egypt, England, Greenland, Ireland, India, Israel, Kenya, Netherlands, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, and Thailand.
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Beyond Speech Therapy Learning, teaching children with speech disorders.