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| A hidden trail, buried behind the blackberry bushes. |
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| An odd find. |
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| The Headless Horseman lives in there. |
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| A tunnel of trees |
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| Waiting for the tide to go out. |
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| I love fog |
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| My boys...I think they'll someday join The Polar Bear Club. |
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| I can't believe they got in, it was so cold. |
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| One of my all time favorite bands...Eisley. They were shopping for Ray Bradbury books too. |
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| The boys and our besties. |
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| Birthday dinner for my husband, with our best of friends. What have you been up to this past couple of weeks? |
Beautiful pictures! You must live in the most amazing place - with trails to walk and awesome old rusted cars in secret places . . . sounds like a dream. Thank you for your sweet comment - and I hope your husband had a wonderful birthday - you all look great!
ReplyDeletegreat photos! I love discovering secret places like those, especially abandoned cars, structures, railroad tracks.
ReplyDeleteThe boys are cute - I remember being that age, my Mum tells stories about practically dragging me out of the ocean - shivering and blue - as I swore I wasn't cold. (Now I can't stand ocean temps below about 78 degrees F :-)
looks like loads of fun and discovery! great pics!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Heather! Thanks for sharing! Those are some very beautiful spots. I love the Headless Horseman's trail! And that old car. I love to dream up stories around places like that! Seems like you had yourself a great weekend. I've been doodling & painting and I washed my car!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!!! I'm loving all of these especially the woods...so mysterious! xo
ReplyDeleteThank you Kristin. I do love this place, we just moved and have been out exploring everything. It's been a lot of fun to find so many magical places.
ReplyDeleteWe had a blast for my hub's birthday, it was really awesome to have our friends here too. Thanks!
Lisa, I know what you mean. For the past several years we had a pool, but I hardly ever swam in it, because it wasn't warm enough. I am a weenie when it comes to cold water. I just can't do it. I put my foot in that ocean and it was like ice water, I don't know how they managed it. haha! They're young. :)
Tara, it has been great to find so many cool trails through the woods. I love it.
Robin, I do too. I want to see your doodles and paintings. I hope all is well with you. :)
Thank you Joanna, I believe they are enchanted. :)
I love your photos Heather! The secret paths leading to an enchanted place... Wouldn't want to meet the headless horseman tho - lol! Your boys are polar bears - I'm shivering just looking at them. I went back thru your last posts and I think I'm going to check out that class. I have enjoyed your art too - especially The Harvest - very cool! I'm ready for fall!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jessi xox
Hi Heather! I love the pictures, and the sceneries are right of our a story book. I could spend hours there. Those are your boys? You must not age like regular people. Hmm, fellow alien if I ever met one. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Jessi. The hiking has been really great. It's nice to get out in nature, it revives my soul. You should definitely check out the class, it's really fun and kind of freeing. I need to finish it. I've only done the first two sessions.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you! :)
Laila, Haha, yes they are my boys. I also have a daughter, she is married. Haha, I try not to do anything normal. :)
Ah, love these pics. That old car and the bridge, oh OR has amazing bridges, and the ocean!!! LOVE! And you're so cute and happy!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos - this is surely the west coast...
ReplyDeleteYour first 4 photos are incredibly poetic, actually your entire blog has poetic touches which is absolutely delightful.
ReplyDeleteGosh, it looks really gorgeous in your part of the world. Forests and trails. I know that Kansas is landlocked so is that a lake your sons were swimming in or were you by the ocean? (Sorry, my American geography is shaky at best!)
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ReplyDeleteYour photography always amazes me. It elicits such emotion and power. I can't help but think of Frost with some of these pics.
Got your message. Thanks for your very sweet sentiments. Will throw a poem up in the next day or two.
I trust everyone is well?
Peace to you and yours.
Hi Heather, coming a bit late to this one. I love those kinds of hidden trails. You never know what you might find around the corner.
ReplyDeleteAnd I passed on to you the 7x7 Link Award. Please feel free to drop by and collect it.
The "Odd Find" -- could it have been Bonnie and Clyde's getaway car??
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