lampson falls, degrasse wild forest
my class and i went into the woods today
the trail is easy, no complaints
the falls was huge
pregnant with heavy spring
death
laugh
we had a guide who taught us about geocaching
and we found one
i was unaware of being sick.
at home i am tired, but the 45 degree weather, the rain, the breeze
has healed me.
that, and wendy's ginger, lemon, honey brew.
the woods are the best of classrooms
ReplyDeleteindia--i thought of you several times, envisioned bundles, but took away nothing, as it's forest preserve.
ReplyDeletewild rivers and woven tree branches/roots are very healing.
ReplyDeletewere the teddy bears having a picnic? there's nothing like a day spent with nature to perk a person up.
ReplyDeleteno bears, but plenty of water and roots and trees and gorgeous blooming spring!
ReplyDeletethe cold and rain got me down today. the falls.... magnificent!
ReplyDeleteyou made it!!! despite the rains. hooray. being back upstate...wow. we had rain the entire way from cleveland. welcome back, right? :)
ReplyDeleteyes, the rains have made it VERY wet, flooding, but the falls was magnificent. roaring as we walked in. water high and wild, no easy kayaking on this river anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteThose trilliums are blooming all over RavenWood right now. I love them. They are the only ones here, though down the road a bit, the red ones bloom. Wonderful woods walk, and the ginger, lemon, honey brew sounds good right now!
ReplyDeleteginger lemon tea is magic!
ReplyDeleteand i, i am healing.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent falls. Feel better.
ReplyDeleteV- What an amazing walk - full of life, energy death, renewal, fresh warm air. Glad you and Wendy are recovering. Go well and be well. B
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