Crooked parking lot next to Crooked River from Misery Ridge Trail
Crooked River @ Smith Rock State Park from Misery Ridge Trail (October 2019)
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Crooked River
Smith Rock State Park (Terrebonne, Oregon)
Dexter Lake flowers
Dexter Lake, Oregon – April 2014
Marillion setlist (2017 F.E.A.R. tour)
Marillion setlist (Huxley’s Neue Welt – Berlin, Germany – July 20, 2017)
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In addition to my prior comments on this show, I should note that I missed much of this setlist. Stupidly, I double-booked myself on this evening in Berlin. Huxley’s was packed and hot so after exiting the photo pit, I discovered that I had no place to really stand. I exited after just a few songs and headed across town to catch Nervosa.
I would love to see an entire Marillion show someday. Unfortunately, I don’t think that will ever happen (given that my prospects of ever going to Europe again are slim and Marillion rarely tours elsewhere).
The setlist was:
El Dorado
Living in FEAR
The Leavers
White Paper
The New Kings
Beyond You
Easter
Sounds That Can’t Be Made
Real Tears for Sale
Man of a Thousand Faces
King
El Día de los Muertos
Coffin truck in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico (October 2019)
Today is the day of the dead in Mexico. This photo was taken a bit over a week prior to that day, not that actual coffins really have much to do with the holiday but…
荒川 (山梨県)
Kofu’s Arakawa River dusk (August 2013)
The Yamanashi Prefectural Central Hospital is the building on the left of this photo. The day was super hot and humid, but you can still barely make out Mt. Fuji in this image slightly right of center. On a clear day (and humid days never are), this is a decent spot to view Mt. Fuji.
The Arakawa River may not look like much in this photo, but it actually has a tendency to flood, which is why there are pedestrian and bike paths along the side of the river instead of homes.