The Narrative Image

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Thanks to former high school classmate Sarah (who does volunteer work for Portland Swing Dance Club), I got an opportunity to display some of my bridge photos at their big event, BridgeTown Swing, currently taking place this weekend at the Red Lion - Jantzen Beach (Portland, OR). free standing display in the main ballroom Since the BridgeTown Swing event attracts dancers from up and down the West Coast (and perhaps beyond), I thought it might be a good idea to make commemorative posters, reminiscent of those famous Portland Jazz Festival posters, so...

In the middle of the night I go walking in my sleep Through the desert of truth To the river so deep - Billy Joel The River of Dreams I had this idea to paddle down the Willamette through the heart of Portland (actually, I got it from a canoeist I met at the Willamette Park boat ramp during a recent excursion to Ross Island )…but Monkey-Cam didn’t want to go. He and Naked Picasso think they’re going to Nepal to surprise Rudder Starboard. One of the advantages of being imaginary is that there are relatively fewer constraints regarding money and travel. Fortunately, a Facebook friend (Mr. T., but he doesn’t have a Mohawk) materialized into an actual corporeal kind of friend and we were able to set up a shuttle from the Willamette Park boat ramp to the boat ramp at the St. Johns bridge. Willamette Park Boat Ramp 01-30-11 This is the Willamette Park boat ramp at night. But it also pretty much serves to illustrate what the Willamette Park boat ...