When you can't think of anything else to show on a Hartford blog, show something about Mark Twain.
The Mark Twain House is one of Hartford's most visited tourist attactions. I have previously shown a bust of Twain and photos of his impressive Hartford house.
For other photos with a lot or a little red, go see Ruby Tuesday.
What an author. Always liked his work. Surprised he wrote it all out in longhand with a pen.
ReplyDeleteTerrific portrait...both yours and the formal painting! We who live on the Mississippi also claim Mark Twain as "one of our guys!" PS. After today, come visit me on my Mazatlán, México blog!!
ReplyDeleteGrowing up across the Mississippi from Hannibal Missouri, I was exposed to Mark Twain from early childhood. Some day I'll have to tour his Hartford home. I've been to the Hannibal home a few times.
ReplyDeleteMark Twain is one of my favorite American characters.
ReplyDeleteA RED-LESS DAY?
“Oh, my goodness, oh, my dear!
Don’t you think it’s very clear
That a red-less day’s a drag?”
Asks Ms. Foxy Scarlet Hag!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Lazy Days
When my brother was up there a few weeks ago, this is the place he visited and he loved it.
ReplyDeleteSamuel Clemens was a true American hero, flawed but one who understood the difference between truth and piety.
ReplyDeleteNice shot, Jacko!
I'm ok with some extra Twain. He's one of the good ones!
ReplyDeleteNice portrait to feature! I am now your follower Sir Jack.
ReplyDeleteMy Ruby Tuesday at Nostalgic Marveling, have a nice day!
Were you friends with Mark??
ReplyDeleteWonderful portrait and the wall colour was well chosen.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot - nice with that red wall. Thanks for the link back to his house - it is utterly fantastic!! Would love to see it in real life.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful portrait.
ReplyDeleteA favorite author of mine! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteNice portrait!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo, Jack. Thanks for sharing! About my Tuesday post, I'm waiting for a light rail train. No bus goes on that particular street.
ReplyDeleteA great portrait!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
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