As a second part to my winter beach scene wanderings , not all moments were spent looking straight ahead. Looking down allows you to explore the common and uncommon objects you may find on the beach. Having not been to a beach for some time – especially in winter, the initial propensity was not just […]
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When one normally thinks of a beach scene, it’s populated with people enjoying the warm summer sunshine, blue skies and warm waters. Activities abound on both sand and ocean. It’s a busy and often crowded place to be. Living on both the East and West coasts, I spent may days indulging in the sand, surf
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The stillness of winter, if one allows, can offer some much needed quiet time. Cold temps and freshly fallen snow may not be a favorite for many. But if you bundle up and head out for a wintery walk, it can provide a brief reprieve of calm amidst what are still some challenging times ahead.
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As flower blooms fade, and temps begin to tip, Nature shifts its show of force with the colors of Fall. Who doesn’t love to see trees magically transform from green to shades of golden yellow, orange and reds. Folks drive up to the mountains and along passes en mass to see the Aspens shake and
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After an extremely dry winter and a too close for comfort February Wildfire scare, March snow was a welcome reprieve! The heavy wet snow is just what the trees and soil needed to prepare for the soon to follow, early Spring flower blooms. March in Colorado tends to be the snowiest month. Great for the
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Given the events of this past year, I suspect no one was sad to have 2020 come to a close. From the pandemic to politics, it’s been a wild ride! With the New Year off to a less than stellar start, it will be interesting to see how 2021 unfolds… Finding Winter Calm in the
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