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enter One looks long and the world comes in. ~ Joseph Campbell
follow The skies were clear this morning and I saw the sun rise. My day always begins in a better place when I can greet the sun personally, and not have the clouds be an intermediary.
Cheapest Tramadol Cod I walked around Strickers Pond again. Part of it winds through woodland on a bike path, part of the path divides the water from a few grassy backyards, part walks through tall plants and past a beavers’ territory, and the last part borders a dead end lane and allows great access to the shoreline.
Tramadol Prescribed Online I intend for my morning walk to be meditative, quieting. Some of the time it is. But then I get distracted. How could I not stare in awe at the lines of these aquatic plants, dried, decaying? Some are broken, others still stand tall. A few hold the lingering plants they once held aloft.
see url I was distracted by the view above the thin ice and the view below the ice. Amazed at the lines – angular, half hidden. The shadows added another dimension.
get link Don’t shadows always add another dimension – both in the plant world and in our lives.
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https://lpgventures.com/fnvnane9 Bo Mackison is a photographer, owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC.
https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/g5mx864vn6 I like that photo. Wonderful lines and contrasts!
https://geolatinas.org/qkkq3spyua5 I have found myself mesmerised by waterscapes recently. There are some bird sanctuary wetlands near here that are amazing to watch – pulling you in, like a meditation as you say, but then also so full of life, reeds bending, ducks cavorting, so many rich lessons there! yes, the world comes in. (thank goodness).
https://www.mreavoice.org/915bcoo6x I found myself sitting and staring at this photo. It has so many layers to it. I like it.
source site Ponds do tend to be a distraction, especially if you walk by them regularly. They have so many different moods and personalities. And yes, I have to agree with you about shadows. I suspect life would be dull without them.
https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/883az1lw Shadows definitely add another dimension. Another story. Another perspective. I like the thought of many layers.
I – too – often find myself lost in the abstract lines and patterns of nature’s frozen palette. Wonderful!!!