wind is howling through the forest
reminiscent of a raging river
yet tucked at the ankles of trees
my experience is more the wispy caress
of a breeze
reminiscent of a raging river
yet tucked at the ankles of trees
my experience is more the wispy caress
of a breeze
my spirit mingles with the land
like fingers of trickling water
seeping into the earth
hair flying with the wind
makes the sky my dancing friend
like fingers of trickling water
seeping into the earth
hair flying with the wind
makes the sky my dancing friend
dark chocolate and huckleberries in my mouth
I close my eyes
there is nowhere else
I would rather be
I close my eyes
there is nowhere else
I would rather be
~
They are all lovely, but I especially like the image of the huckleberries - wonderful detail and colors.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had wings...I'd fly over and taste that huckleberry -I've yet do try one- and then just admire the beauty of your world.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, beautiful words, Tammy! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pics Honey....I trust all is good with you and yours...as is here...
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh nostalgia, nostalgia , I haven't had a huckleberry it seems for almost forever. The things one misses when living on the wrong side of the earth.
ReplyDeleteYour summer is full of wonder and beauty.
So beautiful - your images and words. And I can almost taste the huckleberry!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots and lovely words. The scenery in the first shot is awesome.
ReplyDeletea gorgeousjourney..a beautiful nature-tale..thanks for taking me on it..yay..BEAUTIFUL photos!
ReplyDeletetucked in the ankles of the trees--I love that!
ReplyDeleteSo glad your eyes can seek out this kind of beauty for us. I know that many people see right past it.
I just found huckleberries in our woods this year for the first time.
That line caught me, too .. but I'm a forest girl and huckleberry hunter from way way back. Beautiful pictures -- glad you're enjoying chocolate & huckleberries!
ReplyDeleteAll 3 are amazing captures, but the 2nd one is a class perspective as well...Thomas
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post - words and photos - love the birds in flight!!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful images and poetry...
ReplyDeleteI've never had the pleasure of eating huckleberries but I'm sure they are a delight to the mouth!
I just love your blog!
Blessings and Peace...
Good morning Tammie,
ReplyDeleteYour words touch my heart and soul.
Your photos are all beautiful but I love the new life in the scorched forest.
I am harvesting huckleberries now to remind me of summer during the winter!
Smiles and blessings
~tammie...how i would l♥ve to go for a walk with you in your woods...it looks ever so majestic...these pictures and words fill my soul and create a stir...i want to run to the mountains...enjoy the heavenly breeze...beautiful...warm wishes and brightest blessings~
ReplyDeleteI too wish I had wings, to fly over and wander through your enchanted woods!
ReplyDeleteSigh...
This is just soul-feeding at its finest!
Smiles
I've never had a huckleberry. I love the name though...it's fun to say!
ReplyDeleteI love the trees. I love trees in general, and yours are beautiful
Oh my goodness...how stunning! That first photo took my breath away. Absolutely gorgeous. Theresa :)
ReplyDeleteHi, very beautiful ... it is good to be back and read your blog again ... even though it has just been a while, it is like a good friend ... to get caught up and back to my routine. I hope you have had a good few weeks.
ReplyDeleteVery best wishes,
Barbara
These are all so beautiful. I am especially drawn to the second photo of trees and such a gorgeous forest floor. I love to walk through these scenes and photograph these scenes as well. I can't stop gazing at this one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, oh my especially the first one, I love it, just gorgeous. I love your words with it. you are such a talented photographer, no wonder you have your pictures on the covers. congratulations. take care.
ReplyDeleteI love the first one too, but thay are all very special images. I love the wood with flowers.
ReplyDeletebye Tammie!
la Zia Artemisia
Lovely..let that feeling stay long..Love//Eva
ReplyDeleteTammie, I think these images and words just set me free... I feel drawn to the trees, there's always something magical about them. No matter the shape, no matter the kind.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're having lovely days! oxx
All of these photos are beautiful, and I like the words you've included with them. A wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful post Tammie, and do you know living in the UK, I've never actually seen a huckleberry - heard the name in books and songs (especially Moon River!) Just beautiful. Your words and photographs are always inspiring.x
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for your comment! Yes -I just came up with the idea, making one brooch flower each month. I think I can manage Saphire blue for sept, but Opal for oct semms difficult..What colour is that? Hugs//Eva
ReplyDeleteOh wow love your shots just very beautiful!
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Dear Tammie,
ReplyDeleteAh...so refreshing in this terrible prolonged heat we have had here in the Mid-west.
My leaves are wilted....
Thank you for this sip of coolness.
Sherry
How beautiful and refreshing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
When you have found Love, you have tasted the sweetness of Life which Always surrounds us. The air is perfumed with this essence of youth.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo of the water flowing , wish I were there in the midst. It's been so hot here , it would be the perfect place for cooling off.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos and poetry.
~ Peaceful Blessings ~
Beautiful poetry Tammie. Sorry its so long since I visited. The sunny days have monopolised my time. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you for the 'Opal-description'! I'm already planning for that flower! have a great weekend! Hugs//Eva
ReplyDeleteoh my, oh my, tammie... how i do love woods like the one in the top pic... and the other two pics, well, they're just plain gorgeous. happy summer days to you... xo
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos, and your words really touch the spirit.. thanks for sharing yours.. xx
ReplyDeleteHi my dear, fantastic images as always. You are really good with a camera, my God!!
ReplyDeleteBye,
Lúcia
another series to enjoy,
ReplyDeletebtw, love your banner.
As the chocolate and huckleberries melted in your mouth, your pictures melt softly, richly on my eyes tastebuds!
ReplyDeleteThose wildflowers are so beautiful! And I can taste that huckleberry!
love to picture the sky and wind dancing friends with your hair! lovely poems and life's ribbons of love lacing through your gifted photos!
ReplyDeleteyou're awesome tammie!!
xo abigail
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ReplyDeleteTammie, I especially adore your forest photo. I feel I could really walk into the picture and fall asleep amongst those wild flowers. Your poetry is also magical and lyrical.:-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely message and home blessings. Life is getting back to normal, now we are settled.
Have a beautiful week.
Jo.xx
You describe pure bliss.
ReplyDeletecaptured the nature so beautifully ... top one is amazing ... love those words too - just perfect for those pics. :)
ReplyDeleteThe birds seem buffeted by the wind but the trees stand firm in its embrace. I love the Huckleberry shot!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! The riverview image is magical. ~ Angela
ReplyDeletethe dramatic clouds in the first image and the beautiful light in the second image all look so cool!
ReplyDeleteAmen, amen, amen! No place else I'd rather be either. So gorgeous!
ReplyDeletemy spirit mingles with the land
ReplyDeletelike fingers of trickling water
seeping into the earth
hair flying with the wind
makes the sky my dancing friend....
Beautiful!! and I know the feeling!..hug, hug
Soothing and beautiful on a hot day. Good to be back!
ReplyDeleteI want to be there lying down among the flowers ... so magical. I think I might need to drive to the woods.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I wish I were walking alongside you as you take that second shot! What a beautiful sight!
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with all three of these
ReplyDeleteAre all of these in Montana? It makes me want to visit!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely field full of flowers.
ReplyDeleteYour images and words are so lovely. Thank you for sharing!
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