Digital Post "Old Man"

Recently, I purchased a Wacom Bamboo Splash creative/drawing tablet. It's pretty awesome. I made this old man relatively quickly. I think he's kinda cool. 

Forgotten Photos

I've been chilling here at my sisters house in Arizona between the Summer and Fall tours. It's been extremely nice to just relax and rejuvenate before I get back on the road.

Since I post mostly pictures, here you go:

Driving Back to Missoula...

Well, oops. I have forgotten to blog for the last week of our fall tour. North Kingstown was great, and the kids were incredible. I just never had the opportunity or reason to take pictures of the adventures that week. The Fall tour will be better, though. 

Before we left on the long drive back to Missoula, we met up with an incredible friend who we met in New London. Her name is Kate, and I've mentioned her before. We had dinner on the river front at a restaurant called "Bridge", and we talked about our job, her new job, the future of arts education in New London, and many other things. 

It was a magical night. A little emotional, too. But, I won't go into those details. 

Once we started our drive, we hit major traffic going past NYC, near the George Washington Bridge. A stretch of highway that should have taken us 10 minutes took us 1h30m.

Driving is fun.

Waterville, ME is very...watery.

With a name like "Waterville", you would think that the town was near a large body of water, like a lake or an ocean.

Nope. 

While Waterville is indeed watery, it is not near any large body of water. There is a river. And some shut-down factories. And...well...that's about it. 

This week, we're performing in the Waterville Opera House, which is small but very beautiful. Later this week, I'll share some of the photos of the theatre. 

For now, let's explore the town together, shall we?

A river. And a factory. Thrilling. :)

Becca posing all sassy-like on the Two-Cent Foot Bridge. 

A train bridge. 

A close-up of the shutdown factories. 

An overview of the train bridge over the river.

A little R&R...

A few weeks ago, Becca and I met had an incredible experience in New London, CT. While there, we became good friends with our contact, Kate. Today, she invited us to her family's beach front cottage in Waterport, CT for the afternoon.

It was magical.