Wayfaring trees, poplars, pitch pines and rowan rub shoulders with fruit trees – orchard apple, pear, quince – to creates a full-bodied autumnal palette of greens, yellows and deep reds.
Wayfaring Strangers: Cosmic American Music.
Wayfaring to other cultures and countries helped me calibrate what I wanted and felt most comfortable in, including my own skin.
This Friday, the jam band Phish — which formed in Vermont, in 1983, and remains uniquely regarded for its improvisational prowess and zealous, wayfaring fans — will arrive in New York City for thirteen shows at Madison Square Garden, a run the group has dubbed the Baker's Dozen.
WAYFARING STRANGERS, Satalla, 37 West 26th Street, Manhattan, (212) 576-1155.
Dangling from the rafters and enhancing the Etsy-ish, wayfaring milieu were a few brightly colored yarn pompoms.
The English inns of the Middle Ages were sanctuaries of wayfaring strangers, cutthroats, thieves, and political malcontents.
He interviews the artist Richard Long about his mysterious, wayfaring Cycling Sculpture, 1-3 December 1967.
(Anderson John Hiattt and the Combo (Tuesday and Wednesday) A rootsy, wayfaring heartland-rock singer-songwriter, Mr. Hiatt releases his 21st album, "Mystic Pinball" (New West), on Tuesday.
A wayfaring stranger, wandering into tiny Nadine, N.M., in years past, would not have officially been anywhere, at least in the eyes of the United States census.
Not only do we become prone to "stupid" driving mistakes as we blindly follow our satellite navigation systems but we rarely exercise our mental mapping skills and lose the pleasure of wayfaring in the process.
