For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: ring.
We hiked the Tunnel Creek trail yesterday, about 4 miles up and back. Much of it was in shadow at the start, with sun up in the tops of the trees. We reached areas with sun and then it followed us back down the valley. Not all the way, the end was in the dark trees and wet.
We were mushrooming. We saw many more mushrooms than ones that we knew were ok, but it was so beautiful and healing. I love to hike.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: energy.
More water colors and moods of Lake Matinenda, as it reflects and absorbs the suns energy. Water of blue and gold and orange.
The lake changes all the time and we do too. I am back to work today.
For Norm2.0’s Thursday doors. Norm is currently gone for two weeks, but I am posting anyhow… a creature of habit. I took this downtown two days ago. All the windows are tall enough to be doors.
Norm 2.0’s Thursday Doors is away this week, but I am still thinking about doors.
These flowers have found a door to the south and more sun.
For Norm2.0’s Thursday Doors.
Saturday we were at Finnriver celebrating Interdependence Day. A gorgeous day with music and food and adults and children and a talent show…
For this week Mundane Monday #169, a photograph with an interesting shadow. Or, a shadow of an idea or a shadow of an image…
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!
Add a message with your link and I will list all the sites next Monday.
From last week’s Mundane Monday #168: bee heaven, no other entries.
Have a delightful and not too shadowed week.
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explorations on the journey of living
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