She sleeps in my yard now most nights, visits me several times a day, and the other morning (before I had my camera in hand), she walked her new born fawn across my back yard. I’ve begun a dialog with her and while I stay about ten feet back from her, she happily munches away while I tell her how beautiful she is.
As I head into another week, I wanted to bring a little innocent beauty into yours. Meet Mrs. Brisby, a very deer friend … and have a wonderful week!
Found myself in the company of some fun people on Friday night and when we can across some abandoned sand castles at Siesta Key, I asked them to imagine themselves as Gargoyles while a light source ran rampant behind them.
Not my normal nature pic I know, but hopefully this will help brighten your week!
All the best and remember … we’ve made it through Monday already!
Sometimes we get so busy that we give the beauty around us no more than a passing glance.
I found myself standing amongst roses yesterday, breathing in the most wonderful of smells and allowing myself to get lost in the whole world of beauty around me. What I love most about catching some of this with the camera is when I get back to the PC and get to see the “inner world of beauty†that my naked eyes can’t see.
I just thought I would share with you and wish you a wonderful week. Try to make time to stop and smell the roses.
When I took this shot the other day, the thought occurred to me that sometimes we don’t really appreciate how fortunate we are at times.
So I thought I would share this as my thought for the week.
It is called a Purple Passionflower and I stumbled across it on a trail yesterday morning.
Thought I would share and hope that your Fourth was a good one!
Such intricacy and beauty always give me cause for pause and creates a moment where I get to breathe in the beauty that is all around us.
