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This is a poem from my latest calendar. It is a story about an Indian Paintbrush. I went on a sunset cruise in Cabo San Lucas, while on the boat I took this picture. I was in total awe with what I saw, so in expressing my thoughts ... Nature brings out the love we carry for one another. What better way to show love while among nature.
Humanity is a recycle; ‘round ‘n ‘round, dancing for the watchdog we dare not name. Who will learn this watcher''s game, who wi... Image (c) 2005, Karla Dorma Growing up in Michigan my brothers and I in fall would lie under a huge maple tree in the front yard, and when the wind would blow the seeds would fal... wet, snow, sleet and strong wind blew across the central oregon desert Sunlight drifts through mossy strands
From gnarled fingers of a mighty Oak's hands
Creatures calling from darkened holes
Infant fuzzies...warm and bol... The poem describes toads''activitives in a pond. A Mayfly Hatch
In Spring, a man's thoughts turn to... There's nothing like gazing out over a beautiful meadow on a sunny summer day...how very blessed we are! Feeling a little blue, between Covid, aches and pains, and the rain...
Everybody is talking about global warming and something is causing a change in our weather patterns, of this I am sure. My memories of childhood days... Image and video, (c) 2009, Karla Dorman
Thought these were a varient of mammatus clouds, have since been told that they might be caused from a "gravi... Image courtesy NarwhalNewsNetwork
Animal Planet, the television channel
that portrays animals around the world
just recorded record viewing of its
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************************ The great blue heron is an odd combination of beauty and awkwardness that makes one think back to its possible ancestors. Deborah K. Frontiera capture... <center> I feel quite fortunate to have a number of trees in my yard. One of them in particular is bringing me smiles at the moment. For some re... "Now: no looking back nor thinking twice / I think I have found my paradise" <embed src="http://www.geocities.com/ilenia7/enchantment.mid"hidden="false"border="0"width="310"height="45"autostart="true"autoplay="true" loop="tr... Sometimes...in fact quite often...when its winter here in Canada....our spirits need a little boost now and then....today is the first time I've seen ... I captured a gorgeous series of clouds last month as I walked along our local nature trail and they reminded me of the works of the impressionist arti... Some days, Houston feels like a rain forest... |
