This morning's clouds turned into rain and allowed me time to complete yesterday's entry. Below is a photo I took on the beach. Home tomorrow.
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Dandelion
Carolina Cranesbill leaf
Ellie
Drawing with Aunt Honey
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Middlewood
About Me
- Helen
- Upstate, SC, United States
- I am a freelance writer/illustrator and regular contributor to the Wildlife in North Carolina magazine. I also do portraits of children, and teach weekly nature journaling classes in and around my studio in the woods. I teach seasonal workshops on Nature Journaling at our public garden, Hatcher Garden & Woodland Preserve. In the past I have led workshops for all ages, from elementary to college classes, from young adults to retirement groups. I live with my husband, two dogs Daisy and Duke, and two cats in a house called Middlewood. The house is surrounded by my perennial garden, a little grass, and acres of forest. I love wandering in the woods, or hiking on the pipeline that runs near the house (see pic below). I work in a small studio nestled in the trees behind the house.
American Tree Frog
Beetle
Gray Hairstreak
Duke
Ladybug on Dewberry
Daddy-Long-legs on Dewberry
Pearl Crescent Butterfly
Hiking with Daisy
April: Bleeding Heart
April Creeping Phlox
Pipeline with snow clouds
Daisy and Atticus
Daisy in the woods
Snowy Studio
March Daffodils
March Crocus
February Snow
Snow at Middlewood
Snowy Garden Bench
Fall Hickory
B.W.O.
Fall Flowers on the Pipeline
Journaling at the beach
Radu
Radu 2
Daisy: almost a year
Daisy with Radu
Middlewood Journal pages framed
Drawing with my nephew
Pipeline Maples
Fall Maples
Wild Blue Phlox amongst the daylilies
Foggy Morning at Apple Tree Cottage
Framed Journal Page at Apple Tree Cottage
Sunshine Award
2 comments:
Nice finish!
Nuit longue, toujours ce pincement à cette paupière.
Je posa le nacre des reflets à l'ombre de mes pas et scruta la séduction dans le souffle mystique.
A la gloire ineffaçable de la juste rosée de l'aurore, quatre pétales d'une fleur intime à l'oeil scintillant du sÿgle chantant se dessinent semblables au coeur qui galope.Si l'amitié existe alors la famille allumera sa flamme... .
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