A country barn, backgrounded by a low, thick bank of fog.
Tag: rural landscape
Dawn
. . . and graced again
The morning following the sunset in the previous post graced us with a glorious sunrise.
It is good to be alive.
Graced . . .
A recent evening was graced by a lovely evening vista.
Lessons
Evening begins drawing a curtain on the day. As the day ends one considers the days’ experiences and ponder the lessons to be drawn from them, ponder how to apply those lessons.
Fall colours of blue, brown, and white . . .
. . . will soon become winter’s blue and white.
And that’s fine. I am not sad about winters’ approach . . . I have no control over the weather or climate. It’s better, healthier, to accept what will be.
Healthier and more permanent
Here is a healthier and more permanent view to appreciate than being glued to a computer or TV screen obsessing over second by second election updates.
Unrolls
An empty country road unrolls in front of me on a warm late summer day.
Dissolves
The view down a county road dissolves into invisibility.
Flags
Far across a field of wheat stubble, deer raise their flags to alert one another of a threat.
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