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by Curtis Tilleraas
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Our premium yoga mats are 24" wide x 72" tall x 0.25" thick and made from natural rubber with a blended microfiber top surface. The top of the mat has the image printed on it, and the back is solid black with textured dimples for better floor grip.
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They are not here. They have gone far away. The quiet lives on and it grows in their absence. Here in the heartland, those who remain are singing... more
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Wash with a damp cloth and air dry.
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2 - 3 business days
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They are not here. They have gone far away. The quiet lives on and it grows in their absence. Here in the heartland, those who remain are singing uncommon songs to an audience of unknown strangers.
Curt Tilleraas was born in Mahnomen, Minnesota, a small town on the White Earth Indian Reservation in West Central Minnesota. For a few years in the mid-fifties his family moved to California and lived in Downey, Long Beach, Compton, Lynwood and Hollydale. As an adult he has lived in Fargo, North Dakota, Durango, Colorado, Vence, France, Avignon, France, Pelican Rapids, Barnesville, Minneapolis and St Paul, Minnesota. In his mid-fifties, Curt discovered a passion for photography. At first he used his photographs in his work as a country pastor. He found that his elderly parishioners who were home bound, in hospital or living in nursing homes responded well to photographs of their home farms, neighborhoods, country scenes, lakes, churches...
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Mohammad Hayssam Kattaa
Curtis! You are highlighting the most complex human problem in this time ... The rapid development of science and the invention of cheaper alternatives, cheaper and faster, will change the concepts and human needs in the near future ... Agriculture moved to the tower buildings adapted to cities, and rely on the water only fertilizer. Every building needs a residential neighborhood of fifty thousand people ... Agriculture, harvesting, formwork and transport mostly become automatic and clean, plants grow at all times and places ...
Mohammad Hayssam Kattaa
Great capture, and interesting story, Curtis! L/F