Sure / everything falls / apart but what do physicists know / about / love?
March 28, 2020 in Image Banking | Tags: Art in the age of Covid-19, Covid-19, Everything falls apart, Lake Bathurst, love, love and physics, New South Wales, physics, Southern Tablelands, The Second Law of Thermodynamics
Under the counter or a flutter in the dovecote 
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April 2, 2020 at 9:16+00:00Apr
roughghosts
Just noticed this post, Nigel. The shade of green on the windowsill in the last shot was my father’s favourite colour. We used to see it regularly on metal bridges when we were travelling; I don’t know if it was a special rustproofing paint. But he just loved it, so every year at Christmas I would search for a plaid shirt containing that shade. He would wear them, one at a time, until it fell apart—preserving his supply, I suppose.
April 4, 2020 at 9:16+00:00Apr
Nigel Featherstone
Oh, Joseph, my goodness: what a wonderful observation and comment. I love the connection you have to your father through a specific colour. (It’s made me think if my father has a favourite colour; possibly it’s a vibrant yellow). Many thanks for sharing your memoir-in-miniature.