Month: August 2026
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spindle tree mornings
Occasional early weekdays, framed by repeated Saturday visits to the trail. Few visits I have missed. Nature preserved amid housing and commute traffic, slightly hidden away. Listen to quietude. Spring / summer wildflowers frame a small wetland. Dark cold mornings, bright hot mornings, stop to appreciate the views, then parkrun again, again.
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pond life
A few hundred steps from home. The gift of rain-fresh water attracts visitors who pass through, and many who stay for a season or two. Or for life. Turtles all of the way down, fingerlings lurk nearby; ducks, egrets, herons, geese all the way up, they stay for a while and then fly away. Seasonal…
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home seasons
Spring, summer, fall and winter, the sun and moonlight advance above – patterns across the tree line. Watch the progression from early redbuds through full summer canopy to fall colors and then – finally the years growth drifts down and away. For just a few short months until the next early spring. Each day a…