Yesterday R was going down the main highway to deliver a load of firewood, so I went part way and got dropped off to do a long walk home. Would you care to come and see what I saw? Be prepared, it took over a hour and there are some hills. on the roads to get home. ( I prefer flat really )We start by the sign and head of to that gap in the trees.
I was glad of my jacket in the dark shady parts but just sweltered later on coming home along the roads in the sun.
As I walked I saw evidence of the heavy rain ( you know the one ) a month ago and the pond had been drained back to the original stream - probably cause it flooded too and they had to let it go - ( here didn't get the landslide to go with it , luckily ).There were lovely contrasts of light and shade - some parts quite dark and ominous. Some healthy stands of young Kauri and Rimu trees.( NZ natives ) ( just like the ones we lost in the flood! )
Near the other end of the track neighbours who border the stream had made it picturesque, by deepening it and had ducks, geese and animals.
Looks so nice and green and peaceful! Hope you had a nice Easter....
ReplyDeleteYou live in a Really a beautiful place. What a lovely green walk. My neighborhood is shades of gray & whie & muddy brown right now. The green is a welcome relief!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful walk. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful scenery - thanks for taking us on your walk with you.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I've made a cathedral windows quilt as well - just like you, I used denim, and batting squares. I think it is well worth the effort.
Your walk looks peaceful
ReplyDeleteI really like the jewelled bird
Thanks A - what a beautiful 'walk'. The artist in me itches to grab a paint brush....lol.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very peaceful to me. Thanks for taking me along with you.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. Sigh... I miss those native trees so much!
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