Fairy Stone

Once upon a time this fairy stone was buried, soft sediment that was hardened by crystalization of calcium carbonate to form a “concretion.” Such strange words aside, it just means that silt, mud, or something else was transformed over time into a beautiful and captivating form. Fairy stones come in a myriad of curious shapes,Continue reading “Fairy Stone”

Of Fairy Gnomes and Ukuleles

Something about big shadows in the setting sun works a special magic that attracts Fairy Gnomes and ‘ukuleles and begs to be photographed. This Pono ukulele is my favorite for its sound and playability, and it truly lives up to its name which means “righteous” in Hawaiian. I have had it for over eight yearsContinue reading “Of Fairy Gnomes and Ukuleles”