Tanuri Ridge Rainbow (07/21/20) — Image by kenne
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Morning Walk Rainbow 5 comments
A Palo Verde Spring — Photo Essay 3 comments
Tanuri Ridge Morning Walk — Images by kenne
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Morning Walk Cactus Blossom 1 comment
Cactus Blossom — Images by kenne
I saw you on my morning walk.
Stopping,
I Thought such a little guy
to have such a big blossom.
Impressed,
I decided to take you with me.
Now,
you are always with me.
— kenne
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Rotary Park, Lake Havasu City, Arizona — Image by kenne
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Wonder—is not precisely Knowing
And not precisely Knowing not—
A beautiful but bleak condition
He has not lived who has not felt—
Suspense—is his maturer Sister—
Whether Adult Delight is Pain
Or of itself a new misgiving—
This is the Gnat that mangles men—
— Emily Dickinson
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Morning Walk In The Woods Leave a comment
Morning Walk in The Woodlands Texas, 2008 — Collage by kenne
Darkness in transition
Embracing the solitude
Pondering the moment
Filled with emotions
Posturing the thoughts
Consoled by pod music
Tempering the walk
Framed on the cover
Of the Rolling Stone
In the shadows of reality
Light in transition
Sharing the solitude
With morning shadows
Appearing in the light
Vanishing in the darkness
Stepping in alternation
Moving to the front
Moving to the back
Dancing to the music
In the shadows of reality
Kenne
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Look What I Spotted Blooming This Morning Leave a comment
“Morning Walk” — Image by kenne
The only way to make
sense out of change
is to plunge into it,
move with it,
and join the dance.
— Alan Watts
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Western Sneezeweed and Honey Bee on Mt. Lemmon — Computer Art by kenne
Morning Walk
The morning air is dry
the sky is blue
a perfect time, thereby,
for a walk with you.
— kenne
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Morning Walk — Cactus Blossom 1 comment
Morning Walk — Cactus Blossom — Image by kenne
“Distance changes utterly when you take the world on foot. A mile becomes a long way, two miles literally considerable, ten miles whopping, fifty miles at the very limits of conception. The world, you realize, is enormous in a way that only you and a small community of fellow hikers know. Planetary scale is your little secret.”
— Bill Bryson
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Capturing The Moment — Yellow Dawn 4 comments
Yellow Dawn — Image by kenne
Dawn holds back
the day’s secrets,
divulging
as the sun leaves
the earth’s edge
and shadows
offer unknown angles —
as if to open doors
we enter
leaving behind the mystery
of the yellow dawn.
— kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Coopers Hawk 4 comments
Coopers Hawk As Seen On A Photography Walk This Morning — Image by kenne
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Winter Morning Walk Leave a comment
This morning was a “camera morning,” so when I went out for a walk, I decided to take my camera to capture images of this frosty southeast Texas morning. The temperature was 29 degrees as I set out, with the ear-buttons of my iPod in place, down the street onto one of the many walking trails in The Woodlands.
I only took a few photos, since the order of purposes for this morning walk was walking, noticing nature, making mental notes, listening to music, followed lastly by taking photos. “Really!!??” you question.
Some mornings, Joy and I go walking together, but this morning I headed out a little too early for her. I wasn’t expecting to see her , but as I headed back, I could see her coming down the trail. But, to my surprise, she was carrying a cup of coffee in hand. Since I made coffee before leaving, and this being a chilly morning, it was too tempting for her to pass-up. Her walking with a cup of coffee was surprising to me, but not a surprising as she will be when she see this posting. (Photo Set.)
kenne
