And for Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Silent Sunday February 24
And for Cee’s Flower of the Day.
For Judyβs The Numbers Game #9: 130.
Photographs with the number 130. From small things to large. First, a butterfly. August, 2022, on a hike on Hurricane Ridge.
Biking on the east coast. I biked with my oxygen concentrator.

East coast forest, Maryland.

Back the Pacific Northwest. Snow on the north face in the Olympic Mountains.

Hurricane Ridge, looking southwest.

Hurricane Ridge again, layers of Olympic mountains and clouds.

Yesterday I saw two trees in bloom, cherries. Last week goose sitting, my friends had these crocuses up and blooming. And my camellia buds are turning red at the tips and the plums are budding out.
For Cee’s Flower of the Day.
There were lots of fallen branches and ferns down off of their branches.
Here are the trees they fall from.

Ferns and moss on a big leaf maple.


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: staghorn.
I don’t think the team of four taking down the four trunks of this cedar were fearless. They were sensibly afraid and stopped between each trunk. They discussed the next step and had all the safety gear in place that was possible. It was still very dangerous.


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: fearless.
For Judyβs Numbers Game: 128.
I have enough showing up that it can be all beach. Brandt geese out in the early morning.

Let’s look closer at the eagle in the tree. Splotchy feathers, not quite fully mature.

Rocks and logs and sand.

The deer come down too.

A gull in the evening as the light falls.

For Dan’s Thursday Doors.
London, March 2022.
In my room, where is that?
In my room, the room in my head, there is home
and wilderness, unexplored and unending, never tame.
All the wild places I have been, or seen, or heard of
or imagine. It’s a wonder that I can speak at all
words in the daily day, after wandering the wilds.
Why does anyone ever come back?
Why does anyone ever come back?
Except to explore other rooms and add them to ours.
I listen to the Brahams Requiem, a painting in orchestra and voice,
of his room, his wilderness, his despair and joy.
I am glad to come back for this and others like him.
That is why anyone comes back.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: in my room.
BLIND WILDERNESS
in front of the garden gate - JezzieG
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