Eagle Scout Bird House Project — Image by kenne
Eagle Scout bird house
One of thirty in the park
A cobweb entrance.
— kenne
Bird House with Cobweb Entrance, East End Park, Kingwood, Texas — Image by kenne
Archive for the ‘Trails’ Tag
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Trails Leading To The Most Amazing Views 1 comment
Trails leading to a world as in Federico Garcia Lorca’s “waltzing, sexy, high-spirited, deathward-leaning proclamations of love.”
— Image by kenne
May all your trails be crooked,
winding, lonesome, dangerous,
leading to the most amazing view,
where something strange and more beautiful
and more full of wonder than
your deepest dreams waits for you.
—Edward Abbey
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This Place Protected By A Silent Alarm 1 comment
This Place Protected By A Silent Alarm
This is a good place to settle,
The desert close to the mountains
In the foothills –
Combining blue light
During the day,
Dark light at night.
Under it a white-beard man
Searching the stars
Having forgotten the way
From which I came.
. . . the innocent remain nameless.
Climbing up a mountain trail
Watching the clouds rise above
As nature goes about its changes.
Rocky and steep, the trail’s overture
Both welcomes and challenges
The spirit of the hiker.
After awhile I read and write poetry —
Opening many more doors,
Hungry to learn more
And capture the first glimpse
Of a simple universal image
To which I bring seeing.
. . . the innocent delight in the ordinary.
— kenne
Images by kenne
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Fences, Trails and Cattle Guards 6 comments
Images by kenne
Last Sunday (November 4, 2012), Tom and I hiked the Baby Jesus Trail near Catalina State Park. This was a very enjoyable hike looking for the Baby Jesus rock without any luck. But, was able to get a lot of photos, which are shared on this posting.
kenne
(Click on any of the thumbnails for a larger view of the images.)
This may be the baby Jesus rock — Can you see baby Jesus?
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Capturing The Moment — Flowers Along The Trail Leave a comment
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Morning showers dampens the wild flowers along this Santa Catalina Mountain trail.
kenne
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Azaleas In Bloom 1 comment
“Art does not reproduce the visible, rather it makes visible.”
—Paul Klee
This is the time of year many communities along the Gulf coast schedule Azalea Trail events. But it doesn’t have to be a formal event to go for a walk or drive through area neighborhoods.
Kenne
Becoming is Superior to Being 