We leaned against the silent cedar trees. Listened to the old hawk call in the air over our heads. We ate huckleberries from a gigantic plant which I'm sure was the one from which we gathered berries as children. Then Clytie and I hiked down the side of the canyon to Huckleberry Bridge and the old mud flats. The mud flats are gone now, but Huckleberry Bridge still spans the stream.
As you see, there was magic in the air as the sun caught another world in the reflections beneath Huckleberry Bridge. If I looked closer I am sure I would have heard the shouts of children playing--peals of laughter from long ago.
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15 comments:
Oh, this looks so magical. Must have been a wonderful walk. Never had a walk among cedar trees. Lucky you.
Great shot, Beth.
Amazing color and light in this picture! It is beautiful.
This is so lovely! Like worlds within worlds!
There's a magic in childhood that stays if we are open to listening.
Thank you for listening.
What a gorgeous shot! I know I was shocked to see Huckleberry Bridge still there ... though the huckleberries that grew there are long gone ...
It was fun, sissie!
I love all of these, so soothing. You and your sis sure have some neat walks. It takes me back when my father and I took walks in the woods :)
There is a Deer Valley down here too...it is a lovely Ski resort in a beautiful canyon. Yours looks like a fairyland a glow with sunlight...very nice.
As for vampires..I just can't get into to them...give me a dark brooding WARM fuzzy mortal. LOL
Love you.
Wow, this is realy amzing... It looks just like melted gold... I love it ; thanks for this inspiring sharing...
magnifique !
bon w end ;O)
It does look magical indeed! And the colors and light are amazing! Fantastic capture! Enjoy your weekend!
Sylvia
Lovely sentiments. That green moss is amazing.
Your composition is just sheer drama and magical.
Have a lovely weekend :) Rosie
Love the subtlety and colors of this one..very nice ;-)
The photo is nice, but there's poetry in your description.
Such rich lighting and colors!!!
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