Thank you, MIchelle. Although we can tell a story with just words or just pictures, I find the combination creates an atmosphere, almost like you're watching the story unfold on a stage.
A few of your comments resonated with me...I'm not sure if it's my age, but I actually feel a little sad when I see road kill! I do raise a prayer for the creature--especially for deer seen along the road. I live in a condo, main floor. I have a small patio that faces a fence. Through the years, I have added a few slow-growing trees so there's one in every fence panel. And I have done some limited gardening. It's not my thing, but because I like to look at it while on my couch, I make sure I have pretty flowers every year. I call it my "land." If one of my hanging plants die or is fading, I may move it--as I want to make sure my line-of-sight is as beautiful as possible. Enjoy your forest!
Thanks, Jane. I do like having a "nature" view. I remember my days of living in cities, including Manhattan. Any view that offered a "green scene" was prized. Even when I didn't have one, I lived walking distance to a park or water. We need that connection!
What a beautiful depiction of your experience living in the forest! The picture after the trimming showcases the clarity magnificently!
Thank you, MIchelle. Although we can tell a story with just words or just pictures, I find the combination creates an atmosphere, almost like you're watching the story unfold on a stage.
A few of your comments resonated with me...I'm not sure if it's my age, but I actually feel a little sad when I see road kill! I do raise a prayer for the creature--especially for deer seen along the road. I live in a condo, main floor. I have a small patio that faces a fence. Through the years, I have added a few slow-growing trees so there's one in every fence panel. And I have done some limited gardening. It's not my thing, but because I like to look at it while on my couch, I make sure I have pretty flowers every year. I call it my "land." If one of my hanging plants die or is fading, I may move it--as I want to make sure my line-of-sight is as beautiful as possible. Enjoy your forest!
Thanks, Jane. I do like having a "nature" view. I remember my days of living in cities, including Manhattan. Any view that offered a "green scene" was prized. Even when I didn't have one, I lived walking distance to a park or water. We need that connection!