Flowers at Kingwood Center Gardens. Mansfield, Ohio.
Daily Diversion #262: Spring Flowers
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Daily Diversion #253: Two Charming Robins
Two charming robins stopped by the studio for an early afternoon visit. They lured me from my writing, and the cat from her nap. We were both grateful.
Two robins in a snowy tree
“Little Robin Redbreast/Came to visit me/This is what he whistled/Thank you for my tea.”
Daily Diversion #251: Ohio Sunset
Ohio Sunset. 7 February.
I snapped this photo with my phone camera, out of the window of a fast-moving car. The colours–turquoise, orange, pink– were incredibly vivid in person.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Serenity
Serene Reflections
This is my entry in the Weekly Photo Challenge: Serenity.
Daily Diversion #213: Eden Park
Shocking confession: Sometimes I need to flee from words. Oh, nothing permanent or long-term. It’s just that my creativity likes green things. She says it helps her think and form ideas. Fancy that!
The (supposedly haunted) Spring House Gazebo at Eden Park, where famed bootlegger George Remus brazenly murdered his wife, Imogene, in 1927.
View from inside the gazebo.
Fountain view.
Daily Diversion #206: White Squirrel
A white squirrel, as seen from our upstairs bathroom window:
White Squirrel
It loves frolicking in our solitary backyard tree.
Rachel Carson Died Fifty Years Ago Today
Rachel Carson died on 14 April 1964.
Robert Hines and Rachel Carson. Courtesy of United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
“But man is a part of nature, and his war against nature is inevitably a war against himself.”-Rachel Carson
Daily Diversion #190: A Winter Sunset’s Dying Light
A Winter Sunset’s Dying Light
Daily Diversion #184: Christmas Sunrise
Christmas Sunrise
Christmas Morning
Daily Diversion #163: Inniswood Metro Gardens
Inniswood Metro Gardens
“The earth has music for those who listen.”-George Santayana
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