So I walked though the nearby woods by the local reservoir. The sign says "No Pedestrians, Sensitive Environment" or words to that effect, but if I stick to the path I'll be OK. I could hear the Canada Geese on the water, honking and flapping their wings. No geese pics.... the bulrushes were too tall and I didn't want to get my feet wet!
HOW I loved walking with you - and the painting on the tree was an unexpected additional treat. Yours?
ReplyDeleteNo, not mine. A print of a sketch of a kitty being caressed by some wrinkled aged hands. I wonder who left it there!
DeleteThat was a lovely walk. Forest walks are great to clear the cobwebs in one’s mind. That little artwork is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to be surrounded by the trees and the tall grasses. Calms the soul.
DeleteWhat an unusual find. Interesting!
ReplyDeleteI turned round when I got to the area where I saw the artwork. If I had gone further, I wonder if there were more.
DeleteLoved seeing the woods and the colors in your photos.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are spectacular. It's my favourite season.
DeleteIt's a fine time of year for these little strolls.
ReplyDeletePerhaps another walk tomorrow. The good weather seems here to stay for a few days.
ReplyDeleteWhat nice walks! I also can't keep still when it's too beautiful to stay indoors. The painting displayed on the tree fits the surrounding. Good idea. Maybe you’ll borrow the idea next time?
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A good way to dispose of all the paintings that don't sell?
DeleteA lovely place to explore.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to be surrounded with trees. But the trail has been closed for a while, I wasn't really supposed to be there, and was getting a bit overgrown.
DeleteWell I'm glad you did go on this walk Shammi, it's gorgeous and otherwise how is anybody going to see the art 😉
ReplyDeleteIt was very strange to see that framed print hanging on the tree.... I may walk further on the trail next time to see if there are any more. It was obviously an old picture.
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