“Take your heart out into vast fields of light and let it breathe.” - Hafiz
It has been very warm this week, so one day in search if its dappled shade,
we walked down this green lane . . .
we walked down this green lane . . .
and I came across clouds and trees living in the water. . .
The reflections were so detailed, it was as though the world was looking into a mirror."From wonder into wonder existence opens." - Lao Tzu
And later, when the sun shone and the garden was buzzing with life,
my camera and I saw the close up beauty of these flowers and their visitors.
"Life holds so many simple blessings,each day bringing its own individual wonder. "
- John McLeod
Also this week I shared the story of the heart that features in my blog header. Did you read it?
If you have the time please click below and read it, as I'd love to share the story with you!---> *a message from nature - the story of a heart* <----
Thought of the week
“Love what you do. Learn balance. Take rests. Trust your instincts.” - Leith Clark
So, what did you see this week? Please come and join us and leave a link to one of your blog posts at I Saw Sunday! Click HERE to visit - We will make you very welcome, I promise. :-)
I am linking this post to week 47 of I Saw Sunday
All images and words - Susannah Bec
9 comments:
LOVELY lovely refreshing pictures. Life in miniature.
You have such a poetic sensibility. I love the way you look at things. The clouds and trees in the water have enchanted me!
Beautiful pictures. That shady lane could have been near my childhood home. Did you see Earlybird's reflections from New Zealand?
Earlybird and Selma, thank you. x
Viv, yes I did! They were truly amazing weren't they?
Your eyes certainly found some beautiful things to see - or did the things find you, I wonder? LOL
Wonderful Susannah, I love the Red Admiral and your rudbeckias and your shady lane looks so cool and leafy. Beautiful days..
Absolutely love the butterfly. I chased a small white moth yesterday, but it just didn't want to stay still long enough for me to get a clear pic. Perhaps it heard my doc tell me to get more exercise? Whatever, I love your reflections on water, water always fascinates me. Mine, this week, was moving,
Elizabeth
Beautiful photos, Susannah. I especially like the ones of the butterfly and the ladybird. :-)
Best Wishes for a wonderful week.
Paul
Good to see you all. x
Jinksy, that is the question! :-)
Morvah, we have drifts of rudbeckias in our front garden - like great swathes of sunshine! x
Elizabeth, I am sure your moth was in cahoots with your doctor! :-) Your moving water was gorgeous.
Paul, thank you, you have a wonderful week too. :-) x
Post a Comment