Spring Fishing
A little sun on an afternoon and bench, bucket or a fold up seat is all someone needs to find a quiet spot .to cast a line and ponder the […]
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Spring Surprise
I want to surprise you with something different, a spring surprise. I’ve put together a gallery of photos of lakes that I’ve taken in the spring with a wonderful poem […]
Fall Lake
I may not ever get to see a comet race across the evening sky as passes by earth on its cosmic path into a distant universe. But I did watch […]
Fall Lake With Geese
“Time is but the stream, I go a fishing in.” Henry David Thoreau A solitary pair of Canadian geese swim in unison across a lily pad littered lake. It’s sunset […]
Winter Ducks
Winter has grabbed on hold again with two icy hands to remind me it’s not gone yet. I sit on a tree stump watching a Mallard drake and hen race […]
Winter Lake
Stretching before me and the sky is a wide expanse of blue water. Breezes dance over the surface on this blustery day making it ripple and twirl. High water of […]
Fall Fisherman and Geese
I was browsing at the trees while on a walk in the woods, and trying to guess what they are based on the shape and color of the leaves. It’s […]
Summer Horizon
I’m gazing at a summer horizon of blue skies and dark, wavy blue waters. The white light of a hot summer sun blazes a path over the surface of the […]
Spring Squabble
I looked for something green–green grass or budding leaves. I wanted to start a Spring post with a touch of green. I think the new snowfall covered it up. I […]
Quote for the Week
“The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide that you are not going to stay where you are.” John Pierpont Morgan, financier and philanthropist
Winter Swan
“The swan, with arched neck Between her white wings mantling proudly, rows Her state with oary feet.” John Milton While walking on a frozen path, last thing I expected to […]
Winter Lake
Temperature is counted in single digits, hopefully, above freezing in this frigid weather. I’ve searched and found hat, gloves, snow boots, scarves and any clothing with Thinsulate, flannel and wool. […]
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