For much of the United States (and the world for that matter) last week was a wild ride, not only politically, but when it comes to weather. Some areas had soaking and flooding rains as well as tornadoes and waterspouts, while others had scorching heat and relentless dust. We had spits and spurts of rain, lightning and thunder. The wind was our constant friend. Despite it all, the lettuce and spinach in the raised beds are content and growing, and the tomatoes are doing their best, even with the low of 37 degrees Fahrenheit this morning.
This morning's blog is a reflection of the need to seek gentleness in nature. I find these three images particularly easy on the eyes and soul. The first is a shot of columbines near Taos Ski Valley.
I never tire of viewing grass collecting dew.
water lily at Sunrise Springs, south of Santa Fe
until next Monday,
DB
a passion for the image
This is an apt trio to show us the colors and mood of late spring and the looming summer. Dew on grass is one of the great motifs. You caught it perfectly!
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