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Fall Blend
Now that fall is officially here, it is a wonderful time to rediscover life through your five senses: seeing, hearing, feeling, tasting and smelling. There is a visual feast waiting for you around every corner as you travel your soul’s path.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/24/2020 06:00 AM
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King of the Hill
One of my favorite things to do is work with Nature to improve the land. I can use the old tractor at a slow pace to make positive changes like cleaning up mounds of dirt and rocks left by others. Big accomplishments can come from a steady pace.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/23/2020 06:00 AM
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A Favorite Spot
I have several favorite spots I love to visit during the fall season, including looking at the orchard through the birches from the back entrance to the Cabin. It is a place where the world pauses for a moment as I take in the splendor of Nature.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/22/2020 06:00 AM
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Looking at the Lake Through Red Oak Leaves
There are many different views of fall to capture, from large panoramas to small groupings of colorful subjects. Life is a collection of large views and small views that make up the whole picture.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/21/2020 06:00 AM
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Changes are Coming
You can feel it in the air. You can see it in the changing leaves. It is only a matter of weeks before the mountains will be ablaze with the colors and smells of fall. Nature will be ready and waiting for you to pay her a visit.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/19/2020 06:00 AM
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Clear Air
The feeling of fall is in the air which is coming from Canada at the moment causing clear views of the mountains across the valley. It is a wonderful time to visit a favorite spot in Nature and take a few minutes to reflect and plan for the fall ahead.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/18/2020 06:00 AM
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Left Over From Lunch
It appears that the squirrels had a good lunch, munching on a pine cone. They left a lot of debris on rocks and stumps. That debris will eventually nurture the forest soil. Animals often leave calling cards, letting others know they have been there.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/18/2020 06:00 AM
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Red Apples
The apples have turned red on the trees in the orchard and even though we don’t eat these, they serve as a reminder to purchase some at a store to make pies and apple crisp. Nature provides us with many treats, some edible and some feasts for our eyes.
Posted by Michael Hathaway, 09/17/2020 06:00 AM
