catharinemaloney:

pst.  come hang out with me on friday!

Room recording of Low Roses with Gretchen, Nathan and Reuben Lohse.

Live performance from the Folk You Philly podcast. The entire interview and other live performances can be found here:

http://folkyouphilly.com/2011/11/22/podcast-fyp-podcast-4-gretchen-lohse/

Thanks to Kyle Graham for the recording (Freshproducestudios.com)

“The always lovely Gretchen Lohse from Yellow Humphrey sits down with Ron Gallo and I to discuss Tombs, The Rock, and all things Egyptians. Along with playing some new songs that will make you ball your eyes out like a little baby!”

emilydiehl:

My ongoing project, wool braided rug

Part I in a series loosely based on descriptions of lost silent films:
A girl is seen to enter a room and takes off her hat which she places on a table. Hats in profusion appear on her head, one after the other; no sooner does she remove one than another takes its place on her head.

ladybangbeat:

Haven’t stopped listening to Yellow Humphrey…

(via smallglories)

palemauve:

Marvel cave in Missouri is at the entrance to the theme park Silver Dollar City.  Silver Dollar City is a simulated town set in the 1880s.  You can buy pottery or baskets or go on a water ride.  Pretty silly, but awesome.  Especially when you are a kid.  And super especially because the park was built around the entrance to a cave.  

Marvel cave was first discovered in the 1500s and called the Devil’s Den.  In the late 19th century miners explored it for mineral deposits, they found none but after exploring were convinced they would find marble, re-naming it Marble cave.  There was no marble and it was eventually re-named Marvel cave.  In the 1960s it was leased to a family who began building the theme park around it.  There are obviously much more naturalistic ways in which to cave.  But, can you eat molasses cookies and buy a rag doll right after touring most caves?  I think not.

Click here for a 360 degree tour.

“Lost years, sleep on!  Sleep on, nor heed life’s pelting storms!”

Photo from our first scouting mission for the Cave Songs project (www.cavesongs.com)