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… it became a game to walk along the beach for a stretch and then to whip around and see where the sun was layering its light.

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Probably not, but it can be fun looking.  These slices of color were found inside shells that lay on Revere Beach.

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through two panes of old glass

rippled and bubbled

branches on display, barely lit by the setting sun

while reflected in the glass light from the lamp indoors

my camera in that moment out of focus

but my sight as I sat in a chair across the room

admiring such complex layers of light and life

quite clear quite clear

 

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At first I saw a coral beneath the sea.  Then, peering closer, I thought of ghostly maidens doing a little dance beneath the full moon.  In fact, they are mushrooms growing in a “mushroom mini farm.”  The first crop looked just like the image of oyster mushrooms on the box cover.  This second round …  well, I’m not so sure if what’s growing is edible but it sure is interesting visually.

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I sat in the hallway trying to find some focus as I shifted between writing projects.  But focus was not coming and so at last, a bit agitated, I started to rise.  That’s when my eyes fell upon a clear vase.  In fact it was a drinking cup that I’d turned into a vase after the plastic had begun to crack.  It held an inch or so of water and a few sprigs of baby’s breath.

The sunlight shone through it magnificently, and somehow that light brought a great sense of calm.

I shook the vase to let the light dance.

Then some petals fell in casting their shadows.

And then I could not resist … I dunked in several sprigs, curious to see what new shapes would emerge.  New shapes did and so did several rainbows.

Soon the light shifted as it always, eventually does.  I crumbled the baby’s breath on top the soil of another growing plant.  The empty vase I placed back in the window.

I share these photos of that light-filled moment with you.  And now I am off to write. 😉

 

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trees standing tall in the Fells

trees in shadow upon the ground

and the music that inspired as I decided which sylvan images to post

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Actually a single leaf of cuban oregano resting upon blue sea glass.  After the mini-photo shoot, the leaf made its way into some soup and the rock returned to a bowl in the hallway to rest with a few other rocks of many hues.

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Finally made it back to the Middlesex Fells Reservation this winter season.  There was a single mission — return to the waterfall.

It was Steve’s idea again, as it was his idea four years ago. A calmer journey this time around with a much more direct route taken.

Now we just have to remember to return in the spring. 😉

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For the past couple of years, I’ve had the pleasure of engaging in a part-time research project.  Though in the beginning I thought I was documenting the story of one person, it quickly became an opportunity to learn the stories of many peoples, some famous and others not so famous, across many lands.  I’ve been struggling with how to share just a few vignettes.  With the advice of friends, I’ve decided to think of the vignettes as a journey, a walk through history.  Since the stories from that time have relevance today I think it is okay to share some of my findings here on this blog. These “interludes: a walk through history,” present different chapters in one’s man life, but really provide a glimpse into the history that continues to shape this world.  It’s been a wonderful, sometimes surprising, experience for me. I hope you enjoy the tales to be posted over time.  Not too frequently — I still need to share my pictures of the present day, like these branches covered in fresh fallen snow.

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… from the computer screen (for a bit).

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