...for getting the rocks at the bottom of the stairway to the top of that ravine...
Friday, April 17, 2009
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About SeaRock
SeaRock is wave-washed granite cliffs, wind-swept monterey cypress & pine, an historic granite home growing out of granite cliffs amidst trees, a few acres along the rugged Pacific Ocean coastline.
Built in the early 20th century by a renowned architect Charles Greene, the home remains a monument to an era of craftsmanship and lifestyle gone by.
Listen to the tide until pace and breath slows to match rhythm. Witness creation vibrating and realign with it.
Here I lived from Oct. 2006 through Oct. 2013 as steward and manager.
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- Big Sur International Marathon
- We were watching the sun set
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- captions wanted...
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- the least shall be the greatest
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2 comments:
I'll never forget one Sunday when I just picked up 2-5 at a time and carried them up. While an effective workout, not terribly enjoyable.
Faith can move mountains...
cartoons are good...sometimes feel like I'm in one when I'm working up an idea...My current thinking involves the rail, a zip line and a windlass (and I'm still talking about stones). A windlass is the same as a capstan, only one is horizontally oriented, the other vertically. I just don't want to spend too much money or exceed the energy value of the lifted stone.
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