DSO @ Britt a couple of nights ago
Four years ago, DSO played at Britt on the hottest day of the year. This year, they likely did the same. 102 degrees at showtime. Over 90 degrees after 9 p.m.

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Four years ago, DSO played at Britt on the hottest day of the year. This year, they likely did the same. 102 degrees at showtime. Over 90 degrees after 9 p.m.
I asked A.I. about this photo, and we had a long, bizarre conversation about it. In the end, I learned nothing about this Foster plot. I did however learn about Ray Foster, buried in Oklahoma, who died at just 50 years old when he had a heart attack while eating potato chips he had just purchased. Ray Street, near the above photo, is what led A.I. to believe the Oklahoma Ray Foster is buried in both places.
Anywho, chatting with A.I. is like speaking with an occasionally brilliant child who has a quick, usually incorrect, but always confident, answer for everything.
A bit over a week ago, we had one of those super dreamy nights that followed days of intense heat. The weather was changing, and the clouds provided a lovely blanket. When we arrived at Britt for Holst’s “The Planets” at 6:30 it was about 80 degrees. When we left at 10 p.m. it was 73 degrees. Perfection.