II fount these lovely photos of Jim and Pamela (his common law wife) on a web site and had never seen them before...they are incredible photos and I'm trying to find out who the photographer was...if I do I will write it in this post. Meanwhile I thought of a few of Jim and the doors songs that to me seemed to fit to the theme of each photo and then I added the text. Thee photos are incredible there is so much love, passion and peacefulness in them. It's nice that they both shared wonderful moments like this together before they passed on "to the other side". I always felt that Jim was just here on earth at that time for a short time, as it seemed he had already lived a very interesting life in another lifetime..."time space" or whatever....he came from another time...long long ago in ancient times....and to some he never made sense what he wrote sang or said..but as for me I think I felt a "connection" in his poetry and I still don't know why I just did...from the very beginning and until he passed on. Maybe meeting him way back when might have been part of it. I hope you enjoy the photos....Rhi
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Yes, Rhi
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Beautiful pics....
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How are you?
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I agree with you there is a great sense of peacefulness in the photos!
I hope you are well?
these are great! The 3rd one is the best to me.
These are indeed beautiful photos. Yes, I agree with Andrew. The 3rd one looks the best to me.
Thanks for sharing.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
Beautiful...
His lyrics still pop into my mind as maybe prodded by other bloggers' words. Recently: "wonder what they do in there", from People are Strange?
When did Pamela die? I didn't know she had.
"Maybe meeting him way back when might have been part of it."
Now waaaaait a second...you can't just throw something in like that without sharing the Rhi-meets-Jim story (maybe you already have...but you've got more of an archive than I can explore in these final hours before bed tonight)....I mean, are we talking backstage at the Whiskey, waxing philosophical with Zappa, Neil Young, and Charlie Manson? Acid in the desert? A love-in with the Doors, Janis, and Jefferson Airplane back somewhere in the trees in Golden Gate Park? Inquiring minds wanna know!
Oh, and thanks for all the comments and please feel free to add my humble blog to your blog list....
I am listening to The Doors right now when I stumbled upon your blog...
Thanks for the reference, it does help. My old mind tends to flow with old tunes at the least provocation. We have several Doors Vinyl albums (oops, revealed my age) and I must continually refer back to them for the right source of the song.
Best blessings to you
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