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Ekphrastic Poetry: Image Meets Word

Nancy Flynn September 29, 2023Apostrophe Blog Archive, Arts & Culture, Writing

In April 2019, one of my poems was part of an exhibit at Gallery One in Ellensburg, Washington called Double Vision: An Exhibition of Image & Word, featuring photographs curated by Zemie Barr from Portland’s Blue Sky Center for Photographic Arts…

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Custodians of the Garlic

Nancy Flynn July 20, 2023Apostrophe Blog Archive, Gardening

We have become custodians of a wonderful variety of hard neck garlic called Ellensburg Blue. It was back around 2018 when we first ordered some from Irish Eyes, a family farm outside Ellensburg, Washington. I remember we tried it alongside their Inchelium Red variety and there was no comparison…

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