I relocated this little 8″ tall pine tree from the muskeg at 7.4 mile to my lot 73. I like the pines, because they develop interesting shapes when they grow taller. It’s not clear to me that they are native trees or were brought here. Certainly they are much rarer than the “big 4” endemics: Western Hemlock, Cedar, Sitka Spruce, Alder. I’ve only found one growing on its own on Lot 73. I’ve relocated several here from the muskeg, though. We’ll see how they do.
[daily log: walking, 1.5km]
Day: May 23, 2020
Caveat: Art #27
This is a self portrait (from photograph) I attempted in 2012. I don’t feel it was particularly successful.
Caveat: 속다르고 겉다르다
Here is an aphorism from my book of Korean aphorisms.
속다르고 겉다르다
sok.da.reu.go geot.da.reu.da
inside-be-different-CONJ outside-be-different-PRES
The inside and outside are different.
This refers to a two-faced person, someone who is not who they seem or pretend to be.
Caveat: Poem #1392 “Bespoke geographies”
ㅁ Maps. Fictions. Diagrams. Imaginings. Strange realities. Bespoke geographies. Alternate universes. Linear agglomerations. Maybe just a way to pass some time.
– a reverse nonnet.