Sadly, all good things must come to an end. 156 pounds of equipment and supplies along with a new suite of about 20 images are headed home.

Mike had prepared a fire for us in the morning, but being such busy bees, nobody stayed to enjoy. We all headed to the studios.

Carol Irving found these for me in Lynchburg.

Mulberry Row, where slaved, free, and indentured workers and craftsmen lived and worked in small stone, frame, and log buildings.

The workers were allowed to grow vegetables in these fields for their own use and to sell to the plantation owners. They had to do this work after sundown and on Sundays.

This is the daily commute, a 2-minute walk from the residence.

The office and residence seen through the horse pasture.

I am finally here and hard at work. Visual Arts 5 is my studio on the left side of the Studio Barn.