Well, anytime I get to drive 255 miles/5 hours, I'm sure I can fit in a museum-or-two:

Beautiful farmland in Eastern New York State:

Does it look flat - or is it just me, after two days of hiking in the Adirondacks?
I got to Middlebury College Museum of Art at 12:05 (it opens at noon):

Frederic Edwin Church - "Otter Creek, Middlebury, Vermont", 1854 oil:

and a section of Li Xubai - "Mountain Home with Pine and Chrysanthemum", summer 2006

Lunch at an old favorite:

Another 2 hours down the road, and I was at Dartmouth College's Hood Museum of Art:

I had visited here once before, but they have undergone a large expansions, and display much more of their wonderful art!
A wonderful display of their collection of 6 Assyrian Relief Panels:

They had copies of a booklet that they had published:

and when I asked how I could get a copy, they JUST GAVE ME ONE! Thank You!

Regis Francois Gignoux - "New Hampshire (White Mountain Landscape)", about 1864 oil

Thomas Hill - "Mountain Landscape", late 19th century oil:

Winslow Homer - "Enchanted", 1874 oil:

And from there I headed home! Thank you God for these wonderful adventures!
Today, for my listening pleasure, I am listening to one of my mp3 cds that I burned back in February 2000:
Lou Rawls - The Essential

Neil Young - Unplugged, 1993

various artists - Toga Rock, 1990

Bruce Springsteen - Tunnel of Love, 1987

Todd Rundgren - Something/Anything?, 1972 double album

America - History: America's Greatest Hits, 1975

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