I am still not home-by that I mean my body is; but my heart isn't.
It is still there-listening to the sounds of nature,
feeling the warmth of the sun on my face and arms,
and embracing the peace I felt there.
It feels good!
How about a few more photos of our peaceful trip?
At one point we crossed this bridge-
it was fun watching the planks move as we crossed:)
In some areas we went through woodlands like this;
In some areas we went through woodlands like this;
in other places we were in a forest--complete with moss, ferns and wildflowers!
Look at all that wonderful moss on the trees--
Look at all that wonderful moss on the trees--
in the PNW we are experts at growing moss:)
And the native bleeding hearts were beautiful--
I SO want to find a native plant nursery!
A creek we crossed over.
I wonder if there are fish in these waters and if so,
what kind they are?
I wonder if there are any cougars around here?
In Colorado they have signs to warn you that you're in THEIR home!
More bleeding hearts--
And more native vegetation--
I can't remember what my friend called these.
Sorry:)
~
Well it is time for a snack --
I am feeling the need for some good protein after eating so many fresh strawberries!
BTW--has anyone made strawberry bread before?
I've never tried it but it sounds interesting.
Blessings,
Aimee
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