A Day at Bashakill
grasses, canopied trails birds and other wildlife.
Hope you have a lovely day…
fills you with joy,
if a blade of grass
springing up in the fields
has power to move you,
if the simple things of nature
have a message
that you understand,
rejoice,
for your soul
is alive."
---Eleonora Duse
10 Comments:
What a glorious day! My soul is nearly throbbing. Thanks for the perfect poem to express the season.
Looks like a delightful place. Can't wait to see your photos!
I am rejoicing. :)
Now, about the business of bears! I just read through what I have missed recently and lo and behold the bears! How exciting but how scary! I can't even imagine. One was spotted about 2 miles from our home, wandering around the public school area looking in trash cans and playing on the grounds. They finally lured it witih donuts so they could take it away from the elementary school. We live at the foothills of the Cascades and there is plenty of open, wild land nearby. I had driven around for weeks hoping to see this bear since I have never seen one in real life (except in zoos)! A view from my car would have been fine - not one in my garden while I am also there! LOL Stay safe! :)
You're long gone as I write this - I'll be thinking of you today, wishing you godspeed, fabulous photos, and a wealth of nature's riches. Ah yes, rejoice!
I hope you have a great day in Bashakill. It looks like a beautiful place to hike and photograph. I can't wait to see what you bring back.
Sounds wonderful, and I'm sure the gifts you bring back will be lovely.
Wow. These are really beautiful pictures. I love the path one...leading me on anothe adventure.
Yes, yes, and yes. Beautiful photos and I love the poem.
Lovely poem and gorgeous photos, and I was pottering right along with you through the marshes and canopied trails - with hip waders, binoculars, camera and "bug juice".
Mojoman and jennifer
I always love getting out--- It doesn't happen as often as I would like - the marsh is a fantastic place to explore
sky
bears -- more bears - I now have nearly 100 photos - cost us a heavy steel pole to get these photos.
pam in tucson and rexroth's daughter
thank you - wish you could come along
homebird and lindsay
there is never enough space to show all the fantastic photos of this marsh. One minute sun filled the next a mysterious dark woodland.
fran aka redondowriter
glad you enjoy the poem
kerrdelune
oh- you know about the bug juice then? :=)
Wish you could come.
Post a Comment
<< Home