Showing posts with label NATURE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NATURE. Show all posts

Earth.



On this island it is just me, the kitten, and my hands kneading away at dough.  With new friends traveling to and fro and all familiar faces an ocean away I find stability in the mossy green - snow covered mountains always on the horizon - the redwoods that make you feel so small and young - and the hints of springtime showing up in sprouting buds.
There have been many ferry rides back and forth for the last two weeks, but now I have returned and intend to thoroughly nest and discover in my last 3 months here.  After a bit of time away, when window gazing from the ferry back to Vancouver Island -it really hit me- I am living in British Columbia, and it is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen.


swimming holes.


...balancing on the train tracks to get to the little wooded paths that lead to the hidden swimming holes is my actual favorite part about vermont so far.

finally, asheville.



I feel like I'm back where I supposed to be. Asheville holds a lot of my best memories.  I've been able to catch up with old friends and mainly spend a lot of time reading and writing on a rock in the middle of a stream.  I wish I could just live this life forever.

rome point, ri







Highlights:
+ running and screaming down the beach
+ ( attempts at) learning to skip rocks
+ learning to get over my fear of heights, and a few others
+ just being outside in general

a natural spring.










the most magical place on the edge of rhode island
highlights:
we had to walk through narnia to get there
opening up a mossy covered door to a bubbling spring of water
the water was so cold and tasted better than any bottled water i've ever had
noah dipped his head in and i splashed my feet around
i didn't want to leave

If I don't stop aging after this I'm going to be disappointed.

purgatory chasm.








Sunday morning I was invited by a coworker to do an outdoor thing!  Struggling to wake up at 7 am was completely made up for by the opportunity to get out of the city, breathe some real air, and do some fun movin' around. We drove up to massachusetts to a large split in the earth called purgatory chasm! I would love to be able to do something like this everyday before a shift at work, but, we'll see. 

In other news, work and school have caught up with me a bit these few days, that plus someone shattering the driver seat window on my car to steal a few valuables has all left me feeling pretty blahh :c - luckily, Melissa is coming tomorrow and everything will get better, weeee!