Came home from Colorado with a cold. Spent the week taking it as easy as I could and still go to work (or work from home). Sunday (no hunting allowed in the Park) was a day to clear out my lungs!
Only walked about 3 miles. It was enough. It was gorgeous!
I took more photos, but this is the only one I liked!
Checked several trees for Hemlock Wooly Adelgids. Found none! Whoo-hoo!
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Just plain gorgeous…
Thanks John.
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On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 at 9:45 PM, A Passion for Nature wrote:
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Walked the trails at JAC this afternoon and it was healing and calming – which was just what I needed after a somewhat difficult week.Trails are so wonderful for that!
Oh Barb. Sorry to hear about a challenging week. I’m glad you found solace in nature.
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On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 at 11:46 PM, A Passion for Nature wrote:
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I like the photo as well. Always look forward to your Blog.
Thank you Shirley!
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On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 10:05 AM, A Passion for Nature wrote:
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Looks very serene and the colours are amazing.
I love that photo! The rolling rhythm of it, the subtle colors, and the sense of spaciousness.
Just saw your Blurb book, Myopia, which I like very much. It’s hard to read the tiny print, but I think we had very similar experiences regarding eyeglasses and nearsightedness, and I too absolutely love looking at things really closely. (And I somehow missed the obvious connection there) My memory involves going to an eye doctor in downtown Syracuse with my mother when I was maybe 9, and being awestruck by the clarity and brilliant colors of the world, holding the glasses up and to my eyes and taking them away over and over. We certainly have some parallel experiences!
Um. Yeah. We should meet!