Red Willow Spirit: A World Where Summer and Winter Are One

Photo copyright Wings, 2020; all rights reserved.

Now posted at The NDN Silver Blog, it's an edition of Red Willow Spirit for days of smoke and snow and sudden storms, of gray skies against remnant green and gold prematurely born. It's a contemplation of what our small world here is now, riddled by drought but with snow on the way while the calendar insists that summer remains: a space of opposites and a place of extremes, a world where summer and winter are one.

The post is here. Wings's main page is here. As always, his photos are available in any of the usual three formats; to order them or the wearable art shown, simply inquire via the site's Contact form. And look: The long and short of it is that this summer has been nothing short of brutal, and the repeated hits combined with the sheer volume of need in our communities has taken an enormous toll. I'm already behind by about $1,500 on all the outlay from the last two weeks. I still need to get the car in for what will be costly repair, and it will require an also-costly tow to do it. My Patreon for September first is short by $360, which I desperately needed to be able to put toward bills, with next month's quarterly taxes looming, too. So, as always, sales are very much needed, and shares of the site links are much appreciated.

All content, including photos and text, are copyright Wings and Aji, 2020; all rights reserved. Nothing herein may used or reproduced in any form without the express written permission of the owner.