Fall in Georgia

Just Above Sunset
Volume 5, Number 10
March 11, 2007

The world as seen from Just Above Sunset -

"Notes on how things seem from out here in Hollywood..."


	Matching last week's Georgia Porches, our friend from the South sends more photographs. "The register maple in my front yard may be the brightest tree in the neighborhood. It is affected drastically by the angles of the afternoon sun. In the first shot you can see the difference in intensity between the sugar maple limb in the foreground and the register maple." - Phillip Raines






	Photos and comments, Copyright © 2006 - Phillip Raines Items by Phillip Raines in Just Above Sunset - Preparing for Santa in Georgia - December 25, 2005, masonry Cemeteries as Method - September 25, 2005, stonework- The Boogie - August 8, 2004, Phillip plays North Georgia Real Work - March 28, 2004, masonry Playing a gig on Saint Simons Island a day or two before the G8 Summit - March 28, 2004 The Treehouse - August 4, 2003 Phillip Raines Photographs - August 24, 2003 Treehouse Chronicles - September 1, 2003 I Was Just This Close - November 9, 2003, Phillip's appreciation of James Brown Phillip's Tale - June 1, 2003 - "When I was in my early twenties I was taking sax lessons at an art consortium housed in a school built in the twenties…." Phillip Raines' comments on current events can be found scattered throughout Just Above Sunset and the web logs by using the recently revised search function.


	[Fall in Georgia]


	Last updated Saturday, March 10, 2007, 10:30 pm Pacific Time

All text and photos, unless otherwise noted, Copyright © 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 - Alan M. Pavlik

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