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Shadey and Shade went to cole park in the morning
Beauty Bush
beauty bush: blooming represents the beauty that diversity brings #smallpoems #clmooc #poetry24 #poetry #beautybush #haiku #bekind
Beauty Bush: Kolkwitzia amabilis, an ornamental plant from China, at the edge of Cole Park A Little Note The Photo: Beauty Bush: Kolkwitzia amabilis, an ornamental plant from China, at the edge of Cole Park The Thought: The Beauty Bush shrub was planted in the 1930s by the Civil Conservation Corps during the construction of Grand Coulee Dam. Coulee Dam was “engineer’s town,” and…
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Mule Deer and Guthrie
deer's wariness and the dog's presence #smallpoems #clmooc #poetry24 #poetry #napowrimo #napowrimo24 #muledeer #dogwalkin
Daily Note Every day, a photograph, a poem. On one of our walks through Cole Park this week, I snapped this picture. The deer had been in the park road, saw Guthrie coming, and stotted up the hill. They turned around to watch, as they usually do, wondering, “Is it dangerous?” It’s really amazing. The barely move, just enough to keep an eye on the dog and ever ready to bound away. They are…
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Fiddle Creek Story
#clmooc #smallpoems #poetry23 #writeout #FiddleCreek #ColePark @ds106dc #tdc4300 #ds106 Fiddle Creek Story and a thank you
WRITEOUT AND DAILY CREATE on Flickr WriteOut and Daily Create Today’s WriteOut* includes this Daily Create prompt which asks us to “Find a place where you can settle in, quiet down, and listen for nature’s story.” It also suggests making a mind map of the sounds and then explain the story heard. My Place One of my favorite places is the footbridge over Fiddle Creek, situated among maple…
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Snow on Fiddle Creek
#clmooc #smallpoems Snow on Fiddle Creek
on Flickr Daily Note It’s snowing again today, although this photo is of Fiddle Creek in Cole Park in February of 2019. It’s peaceful and we often greet the local mule deer on our walks, even in winter. If you look closely, you’ll see one in the upper right. There may be more! No matter how many times we see them, or how many times we view the freshly fallen snow, each takes our breath away–…
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Daily Create Favorite Place
Daily Create: Favorite place in any season...
on Flickr Daily Create Daily Create Prompt: #clmooc #DS106 #tdc3979 #dailycreate Favorite Place My Favorite place in any season: a daily walk through Cole Park Cole Park– looking through trunks of cedar to autumn yellow maple trees with scattered autumn yellow and orange leaves on the ground. A magical view. A magical world of inspiration where fairy dust enlightens the imagination. This is…
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November Doodle Blessing
#clmooc #novemberdoodle #etmooc Thanksgiving Blessing -- thankful everyday for you along with my family , of course :)
on Flickr Daily Note Every day, a photograph, a poem. I am thankful each day for the life and living and family and friends to which I have been honored and fortunate to hold in my heart. I wish everyone a day of calm and a walk in nature and a moment to remember the hopes each of us have and hold. We are children of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars. We each have a right to…
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WriteOut Smile Path
Smile Path: a frequent thing-- detour around the mule deer #clmooc #DS106 @ds106dc #tdc3932 #writeout #smallpoems
on Flickr A Smile Path A Smile Path is one of the curves around something in the way– a detour around some small impediment. Here, our usual path is up the stairs and into Cole Park, but today, after acknowledging the beautiful mule deer napping in the dappled sunlight this particular afternoon, we turned left to go around, to allow her the place she claimed today, which we witnessed, and…
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