Weep
weep for the fallen,
for the forgotten,
for the lost … More Weep
weep for the fallen,
for the forgotten,
for the lost … More Weep
On day 180 of 365 Days Wild I headed out mid-morning for a wander around the local lanes. … More Of Blue Sky Days and Sunset Sheep
On day 179 of 365 Days Wild I decided to spend some time with the holly trees to be found in the little woodland. … More The Spirit of the Holly
On day 178 of 365 Days Wild I spent some time with my pastels recreating the previous evening’s sunset. … More Sunset Art
Day 177 of 365 Days Wild was a dull and overcast day that was enlivened by bursts of colour at both sunrise and sunset. … More Colourful Skies
Day 175 of 365 Days Wild began with a morning walk down to the meadow. … More Amidst the Dewdrops
On day 173 of 365 Days Wild I arrived at the pond shortly before sunset. … More At the Day’s End
Day 172 of 365 Days Wild was a day of November gold. … More November Gold
On day 171 of 365 Days Wild the sun made only two appearances – at dawn and dusk. … More From Dawn ’til Dusk
On day 170 of 365 Days Wild the sun unexpectedly broke through the clouds as I walked beside the stream. … More Glimmer
crystalline futures glimmer
amidst scraps of lives torn
into freefall by bitter winds … More Crystalline
On day 168 of 365 Days Wild I went on a toadstool hunt in the meadow and little woodland. … More Fungi Hunting
restless feet wander, drifting
as leaves free from tether,
an anxious soul in search of
grounding, unable to settle … More Restless
I ventured out shortly before sunset on day 166 of 365 Days Wild, an event that yesterday happened at 4:11pm. I wasn’t actually expecting any display of colour as a blanket of cloud had been over us for most of the afternoon, but, shortly before the sun reached the horizon, there was a slight break … More Of Sunset and Felt Art
On day 165 of 365 Days Wild I visited Langford Lowfields Nature Reserve. … More A Visit to Langford Lowfields
On day 164 of 365 Days Wild I decided to spend some time with the roses that are still in bloom in the garden. … More Forever in Roses
Day 163 of 365 Days Wild was disappointingly overcast… until the end. … More Unexpected Sunbeams
On day 161 of 365 Days Wild I decided to spend some time working on another soft pastel and charcoal picture. It’s based on a photograph of the overly peach-coloured sunset that I took on day 159 through the growth at the bottom of our garden, and over the field beyond. This is the photo … More Peachy
Day 160 of 365 Days Wild was another foggy day, perfect for some black and white photography. … More Life in Monochrome
The morning of day 259 of 365 Days Wild was obscured by fog. … More November Fog
When I opened my curtains on the morning of day 158 of 365 Days Wild I was met with the beautiful sight of a mottled pink sky. … More Red Sky in the Morning
On the morning of day 157 of 365 Days Wild we had the first frost of the year. … More First Frost
On day 156 of 365 Days Wild I completed my latest piece of felt and embroidery art. … More Toadstool Art
On day 155 of 365 Days Wild I wandered out along the lanes. … More A Path to Positivity
On day 154 of 365 Days Wild I went on a golden walk. … More Golden
follow a path through the debris of Summer’s sun- kissed indulgences, treading scattered seeds into fertile earth as you head towards the clarity promised by Winter’s chill, and the fresh shoots of wild possibility that wait to unfurl beyond
for mine will be the wisdom of the Crone * she who walks the hedge lines and liminal spaces with back bowed and bare feet rooted * custodian of the secrets of the earth she is at one with crooked trees and lurking spirits * gathering winter’s fears in forage she brews ancestral knowledge into … More Wisdom of the Crone
bathe in autumnal rains until old worries and fears and concerns tumble free in swirls of green and gold and russet tones baring branches to wild skies whilst roots delve deep in search of secret truths Yesterday, I spent some time with an autumn leaf. Yes, it’s the leaf that Hex brought me.
cloaked in society’s expectations individuality lies suffocated beneath conformity’s desire to belong but Autumn clad in Spring’s garb plays an unsuited role as bright colours fade and connections dissolve until expectations lie discarded in a carpet of tumbled leaves and naked truths are bared to a frost of thoughtless jeers that melt away into morning mist in the dawning light of self-acceptance Sometimes I … More Embracing Autumn
You wend your way across the meadow’s open expanse as the early sun casts its glow upon the toadstools and the tumbled leaves. The chill air catches at your throat as you breathe deep. Negativity disperses with the puther of each expelled breath… … More November 2017
Sometimes, no words are needed.
Sometimes, no words are needed.
see reality mirrored in reflections on the water a semblance of the otherworld glimpsed through the lake’s portal with a change of perspective truth is revealed I took a walk around Hartsholme Lake yesterday. The reflections on the water were lovely.
During November, despite spending the majority of my time working on my NaNoWriMo novel, I still managed a few walks down the the wooded area, stream and meadow to take some photographs for Cardinal Guzman’s Changing Seasons monthly photo challenge. Don’t forget to click on the galleries for better views of the pictures. Come on in. Walk … More November 2016
willful late bloomer shrouded by chill apathy awaiting sun’s touch I had intended to share my November Changing Seasons post today, but, as it’s getting late here and it’s still not ready to go, I thought I’d share one of the pictures I took during November instead. The haiku was written in my notepad with somewhat frozen fingers while I was … More Late Bloomer
don’t miss the opportunities lighting up the tree tops whilst you’re busy fearing impact with the ground
lord of wild spaces revelling in vibrant shades before frosts return I thought I’d take a little break from my NaNoWriMo writing to share a couple of photos and a haiku with you. These pictures were both taken in my sister’s garden – a fascinating area that’s full of little moss covered statues and odd … More Dionysus Smiles
Every Wednesday, all across the internet, people post a photograph with no words to explain it. Here is mine.
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Here and now, with all of it.