Walter Gropius (American, b. Germany, 1883-1969). Isometric site plan, 1925-26. Bauhaus Master Houses, Dessau. Ink and gouache on tracing paper. 14 15/16 x 35 11/16 in. (38 x 90.7 cm).
“Georgia O’Keeffe hitching a ride to Abiquiu, Ghost Ranch, 1944″ AKA ”Women Who Rode Away.” –Image by Maria Chabot, Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.
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“We are living in a fake world; we are watching fake evening news. We are fighting a fake war. Our government is fake. But we find reality in this fake world. So our stories are the same; we are walking through fake scenes, but ourselves, as we walk through these scenes, are real. The situation is real, in the sense that it’s a commitment, it’s a true relationship. That’s what I want to write about.”
—Haruki Murakami
(source: the Paris Review)
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My home-owning dream (other than a tree house, obvs) is to buy a giant old church and fix it up.
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Photo from the 1959 Mt. McKinley West Rib First Ascent. Balcony Camp (by American Alpine Club Photo Library).
Moving up granite slabs before reaching the Japanese Couloir. (50 Years of Alpinism Plate 64) (by American Alpine Club Photo Library)
