This issue of The Granary Tree could be summarized by the back cover quote: "The whole of life lies in the verb seeing." -- Teilhard de Chardin.
I've seen a lot in the past three months ... from snow in Julian to the peaceful expanse of Lake Almanor. From black oak spring to scarlet snow plants. From a crab on the northern coast to a lost feather to a story about trying to give a pill to Major Bear. Also, two color master guest artists and two photographers who hiked into the Eastern Sierra in order to capture the supermoon eclipse of the Flower Moon.
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Photo: Vahé Peroomian
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Art: Gerald Stone
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Palomar Mountain granary tree
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Artist: Carol McIntyre
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| Journey through Northern California, including FreakOut |
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Major Bear
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| Peaceful Lake Almanor |
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| Snow Plants |
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| Biophilia | |
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Spring black oak leaves
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