Heart of Rust -Guest Heart Thursday

To celebrate our 31st anniversary, we spent time in Oregon's spectacular Pacific City--a lovely jewel of a city snuggled into a perfect little bay area where the dory boats slide up the beach in the late afternoon.

The cliffs here are of a rusty orange with flecks of sparkles.  I found this heart just lying on the bare rock next to where the surf pounds its heart against the cliffs.

Above you can see the amazing orange color of these gorgeous sand cliffs.  For more heart art, photography and altogether fabulous heart stuff from around the world, visit Clytie at Random Hearts for Guest Heart Thursday.

Hole Heart - Guest Hear Thursday

I caught this heart at Fort Stevens in Washington State.  Fort Stevens is a mysterious place, full of underground passages and rooms--some of them are so dark you can't see your hand in front of your face. There is a feeling about it I often sense at The Abandoned where Sissy and I walk together. 

Here the sea's salt has rusted a hole, through metal walls, in the shape of a heart.  This is my favorite of all the hearts I've found.

For more heart art, photography and altogether fabulous heart stuff from around the world, visit Clytie at Random Hearts for Guest Heart Thursday.

I Saw - Shadow Shot Sunday

One can find all sorts of interesting things in my garden.  A few mornings ago I came across this saw.  The shadows were so intriguing I took a picture of them.

For more amazing shadows from around the world, visit Harriet at Shadow Shot Sunday.

Rusty Teeth

I was driving on a rugged dirt road near Sheridan, where the gentle swell of the Coastal mountains begin. It is so beautiful out there, one could never capture it with a camera. I was, however able to capture these rusty teeth, abandoned at the corner of a vast field filled with yellow flowers.