"The heart is a bloom, shoots up through stony ground..."
Even better, here's the song:
Beautiful Day
It was a fantastic day at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds yesterday
exploring the work of many local and from-'round-the-country artists
who were exhibiting and selling their work at Crafts @ Rhinebeck.
The rain was no deterrent for happy shoppers...among the highlights
were incredible wooden canoes, fountains, pottery, glass,
sculpture,painted and wood objects...like door harps--here's the one
I purchased, made from the wood of an Olive tree:
Friday night in our Night Rhythms Live Beat,
Fred Gillen, Jr. and Matt Turk
played three stellar songs for us:
These Nameless Streets and It Really Matters, from their album:
(that's actually an image from the awesome t-shirt they gave me)
and the song Devil's Bluff, found on Fred's album:
If you missed the performance, go to whud.com for the podcast.
As I type this, Fred & Matt are performing in Croton Point Park at
Clearwater's Great Hudson River Revival, and you can find out about
the many places to hear more of their music live at Gillen and Turk.
In the words of one of the stickers on Fred's guitar: WAGE LOVE.
Catherine 
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