Landscape

Spring Stirrings

February 9, 2010

These photos, from spring on the Appalachian Trail, are for my friend, Lynda, and for all those who are ready for spring to arrive.  Seems the southeast and mid Atlantic have been pummeled this winter with more snow and cold than usual, and some of my friends feel buried by it all, and not just [...]

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Wicked Cold

February 5, 2010

And why I get out there and walk anyway: (Click on the thumbnails) Related Posts:No Related Posts

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Healing Moon

February 1, 2010

The moon was full this past weekend.  Did you see it?  It was beautiful here in the Poconos.  The moon has been rising up behind the barn in the afternoon, before dark.  I was stunned the other day when I first noticed it.  It took my breath away. Many recognize the power and influence of [...]

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Sentinel Birch Tree

January 28, 2010

This is my sentinel birch tree friend.  I have over-saturated the photo for fun and to show more extreme contrast.  This tree lives in Vermont where I resided for awhile. I love this tree.  Every time I drove up to the cob home where we lived, this tree would welcome me.  It towered at the [...]

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Vermont Cob Home

January 27, 2010

This is where my little family and I lived for six months in the winter of 2008-2009.  The home is located in central Vermont, smack dab in the middle of the woods in the Green Mountains.  Buttercup is doing a fine job of guarding our home! Living in this little home was one of the [...]

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Winter Shadow Play

January 26, 2010

I took this photo in Floyd, VA where I lived for a year.  I love the shadow play; the contrast of light/dark, white/blue, close/distant.  Opposites. Extremes.  Diversity.  Impermanence.  Makes for something beautiful, doesn’t it? By the way, have you ever been to Floyd, VA?  It is a magical place with wonderful energy.  If you are [...]

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