So well represented today by the frost on the back deck.
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When you walk in the forest you see each unique and individual tree. In this blog we celebrate the blossoms of each tree, nature and experiences of life.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Rumi says it perfectly
Today's Panhala poem is by Rumi. On A Day When the Wind is Perfect
and my favorite section reminds me of going out for a sail-
and my favorite section reminds me of going out for a sail-
On a day when the wind is perfectthe sail just needs to openand the love starts.
Saturday, November 06, 2010
Sunrise Planet Newark
I know that texting while driving or using your cell phone without a headset are dangerous operations. Dangerous for yourself and others on the road. In addition to my iphone camera I usually travel with a point an shoot camera in the car. With that I caught the sunrise while heading south on the NJ turnpike. It shows the eastern radiance highlighting the cargo cranes of the wharf. I heard once that in Oakland, CA the tall shipping cranes were an inspiration to George Lucas when he designed the robots in the sand battle for the second Star Wars film. The sun, the cranes provided an awesome view of planet-full living.
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Sun Angle
It's getting dark earlier now. This weekend we will adjust our clocks and align sunrise with our waking hours. I went walking yesterday in the late afternoon. Over half the leaves seem to be down and we have gone below freezing for two mornings in a row now. Yes, shorter days and cold are here. I haven't been on the lake trail in a month so this was a happy re-walk.
The hornet's nest I watched since June has now fallen off the bush, bees gone, paper mache form opened up and the comb structure revealed. What struck me the most was seeing the sun illuminate the group of yellow leaf trees on the mountain. Mountains monitor two sides with their constant presence.
The sun's late afternoon narrow angle presented shade at the lake and bright yellow at the trees. Breath taking. I'm heading back today for a repeat performance.
The hornet's nest I watched since June has now fallen off the bush, bees gone, paper mache form opened up and the comb structure revealed. What struck me the most was seeing the sun illuminate the group of yellow leaf trees on the mountain. Mountains monitor two sides with their constant presence.
The sun's late afternoon narrow angle presented shade at the lake and bright yellow at the trees. Breath taking. I'm heading back today for a repeat performance.
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