My wife and I just returned from a very relaxing vacation at our daughter’s rental house in Frisco, N.C. The house is called Sounds Frisky. rented through Surf or Sound Realty. It is the last house on the last street in Frisco before crossing the road along Sandy Bay on NC 12 headed toward Hatteras Village. Above are two views from the 3rd floor deck. The first view sweeps from the view south toward the Atlantic Ocean and runs 180 degrees toward the northward view across Pamlico Sound. Sandy Bay and Hatteras village are straight ahead from the right center. The second view is from the back deck (with a 90 degree turn, showing more of Pamlico Sound starting the with private beach (and private dock) behind the house toward Buxton (site of Hatteras Light) and Avon.
Upon our return I discovered an error in the cover of Christmas: The Nativity of Our Lord in Scripture, Art & Christian Tradition, the newest publication of the AIC Bookstore. The correct cover was used earlier in this blog but the first potential cover, a stained glass window by F. X. Zettler in Stockholm, Sweden, was used in the first edition. The actual cover is a much bigger window, at a location not disclosed by the photographer, showing many more scenes of the Nativity. I have corrected the book, which should be available again in the next couple of days. Apologies for the error.
Finally, I’ve been working on the first homilies in the new series focused on the Psalm reading appointed for Morning Prayer. I hope that I can find an example of historic art to be posted on this blog annoucing each Podcast.
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