I live in the...or one of the most beautiful places on earth. But alas, I am a nomad at heart. These are my adventures.
very touching and evocative image...Nature is always trying to tell us things...but in this photo image, one could imagine Nature hanging its head disheartened at humans' eagerness to forget even recent history.
Lovely photo and brilliant words - love her.
Wild flowers doesn't need memory nor imagination. They just are what they are or something like this.Wonderful photo.
Hi Carla, thank you so much for your nice comments always!Beautiful photo and nice words!
I couldn't agree with Dr. Angelou's sentiments more.We humans are starting to take our cues more from plants who are always reaching up in love and do-gooding ways. I really think we are!xoxo
Pete, Thank you for your insightful commentary.Cheryl, Yes, pretty brilliant.
Aa, I'm glad you like the photo. Sorry to hear that you'll be leaving your blog.Steffi, I'm glad you like the photo.
Jannie, At least some of us are...that's the hope anyways.
delicate flower -- strong words.
I'm right there with the flowers...why fight gravity?
Exactly!
Pamela, Despite the delicateness of flowers, they are rather strong.VE, Hard to fight for long, isn't it?
Ilse Dance, :)
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"History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again."
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very touching and evocative image...
Nature is always trying to tell us things...
but in this photo image, one could imagine Nature hanging its head disheartened at humans' eagerness to forget even recent history.
Lovely photo and brilliant words - love her.
Wild flowers doesn't need memory nor imagination. They just are what they are or something like this.
Wonderful photo.
Hi Carla, thank you so much for your nice comments always!
Beautiful photo and nice words!
I couldn't agree with Dr. Angelou's sentiments more.
We humans are starting to take our cues more from plants who are always reaching up in love and do-gooding ways. I really think we are!
xoxo
Pete, Thank you for your insightful commentary.
Cheryl, Yes, pretty brilliant.
Aa, I'm glad you like the photo. Sorry to hear that you'll be leaving your blog.
Steffi, I'm glad you like the photo.
Jannie, At least some of us are...that's the hope anyways.
delicate flower -- strong words.
I'm right there with the flowers...why fight gravity?
Exactly!
Pamela, Despite the delicateness of flowers, they are rather strong.
VE, Hard to fight for long, isn't it?
Ilse Dance, :)
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