With good weather, I took another trail – one that I had started on when I first arrived here. Things were tremendously hard then. I did a fast tapper off a medication – but I force my mind to look at nature. As of yesterday, I knew there was a change of plans where I will move at the beginning of August.
Yet when I went on my three-hour journey – I looked back at how I had walked, and then ran a path, which was cold and covered with snow. These are a few pictures without the need of an editor, which I do miss, as I love to watermark them.
Outside of that from today, I looked afar and I could not believe that there was a person dressed in all winter apparel doing what he had done. When I stood at one local – I sat and looked at everything and again there was the earth, wind, and sky.
I was just a part of the equation I learned.
interesting statue
ReplyDeletei love the bicycle:)
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ReplyDeleteIt was the first post where in the winter I stopped to take a breather. ~ The first post ~
Was given to me when during the spring from a very good friend's wife. I don't know if I can or shall departwith "her".
ReplyDeleteah ,thats lovely .jack..[keep it]
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ReplyDeleteI will along with some other things - snow boots which were the other means of motion.
Looks like a kind of a Philippine plant w/c name escapes me
ReplyDeleteLeisurely bking around, good exercise ...
ReplyDeleteVery interesting ...
ReplyDeleteIn the rock curved a covenant ...
ReplyDeleteMy humble bike is still w/ me ... getting rusty for not using it for awhile
ReplyDeleteDestiny is by chance, we can hold it till eternity or let it go of the chances and be miserable forever for letting it go ...
ReplyDeletehugs tight
The bike we can depend on ... even in a narrow, very hard trails of path you can be sure she is there to bring you to safety. God's blessings
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country.
ReplyDeleteAgain, nice perspective, really nice shot.
ReplyDeleteNice photos, Jack. Yes, part of the equation... Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt's a crab apple tree...
ReplyDelete~ Against the Grain ~
ReplyDeleteI thank you Dee.
ReplyDeleteIt's the praries as flat as they are...yet part of my trail of discovery.
ReplyDeleteYep I just go "there and back" for a full 5 minutes :)
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ReplyDeleteBench mark it was.
It's earthy, I am not native but I would sit there every winterday and touch
ReplyDeleteeither a tree branch or ironically a stone. Again it's was a benchmark.
That's "Julie"...:)
ReplyDeleteInteresting shots Jack. I love the bike. I have an old one very similar to yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks Juliana that was a friends not mine.
ReplyDeleteThis must be very expensive from the looks of it Jack
ReplyDeleteBig bike, who is riding on it ...
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