My Norumbega Park
Mark Bulwinkle's studio and art gallery
deep in the Mojave Desert of California
Many may ask, "Why?" I ask, "What for?"
November 2017
June 2020
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- July of 2017 -
"You can't always get what you want
But if you try sometimes, you just might find
You get what you need"
Desert Pics from Bulwinkle Land at 29
The Cholla Garden in Joshua Tree National Park
October of 2017 under big moon
Flame cut steel screens in my bedroom. I don't use no plasma-
laser-computer. My torch was my pen and my forklift my spine.
November of 2017, just purchased home/studio, gallery
And one year later
Sculpture by Kieth North
1977 Bulwinkles with an air condtioner at
Rolo's Art Trap, in Joshua Tree, California
Don't look back, but...
The Grim Reaper is gaining on me, slowly on.
Caretaker/Gardener Mark Bulwinkle
Old friend and neighbor John Abduljaami
A very, very fine artist no longer living on this planet
Me rendered in flame cut steel 20 years ago
Debby the horse in my studio/livingroom
Steel screens from the late nineteen nineties
Flame cut steel
The Peaceable Kingdom
The Bird Trees
Lonesome Ocotillo on the Sonoran Desert side
With considerably qualified affection this place is
known to the U.S. Marine Corps as 29 Stumps...
The plants here will attack you with fishhook spears
On the other hand, extreme adversity can make a very
safe and happy home... for some. Cactus Wren nest in
a very healthy Cholla (sticker Bush) cactus
With that, I bid you for now a
a very peaceful goodnight, Gracie.
Oh, my, this again! January of 2018
Fun rakin' sand in the back forty and...
Now in 2020
Stuff Grows
Stuff Grows
Home owner Mark surveying his rescued plants
while waiting for the tide to come back in... someday
Early morning in winter up in the park
Somewhere out in Arizona it is weather
An oasis out beyond the end of my road
And a safe harbor
From ominous desert weather
Early morning in winter up in Joshua Tree National Park
And equally ominous desert spirits
