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Movement in the stillness, more in the woods behind us, squirrels and owls, and under the surface of the water. A balance is struck at the end of the day as the light fades and we rush to beat the darkness home. Sunset at Vail Point on Moultrie…
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Wisdom, Strength, and All the Patience in the World… Old Cypress St. Simons Island, Georgia, 2015. Reprinted from Laine's Blog, 2015.
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Lots of trees down in the Parks after the Hurricane. But lots more survived! Vail Point Park.
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Some really good surfers out this morning, riding the incoming tide. Vilano Beach, 1/12/17.
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How many years did this tree stand taller and taller before a mighty wind took her down? My 4 year old friend is dwarfed in the cave of her roots, with his bag of treasures -berries, leaves and feathers. Aden and Oak, Guana Tolomato Matanzas Estuarine Research Reserve trail.…
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Where waves break, souls are mended. Reprinted from December 2013.
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Anything can happen! And hopefully we will all be here at the end of it! Throw caution to the wind? Why not? It might just be the thing to do. Happy New Year Everyone! Sunset, Porpoise Point, St. Augustine, 2016.
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The longest night, the shortest day, the light returns, slowly, but it returns! Celebrate the dark, Celebrate the light! Happy Winter Solstice!
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Christmas day is almost upon us in much the same way as a beautiful fog bank on the shore. Sneaking up on some of us, while others have seen it coming for months. Oh, well, it will burn off before you know it and all will be well. …
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Grateful for the usual suspects… dear friends, family, cats, dogs, blue skies and the moon and stars, but especially for my time spent in nature. Time that pulls me out of my head and back to this beautiful complex world. I am grateful for that. Lights reflecting on the bay by the…
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