Middlewood Journal

I couldn't let the fall leaves pass without painting a few, so we headed out at midday for a hike and a little journaling time.  D...

White Checkered Skipper Photography is such a great way to share what you've seen, but it's also a great way to see what yo...

An early cold snap Friday dipped us into winter for a bit and zapped many of the fall asters out in the field, but today it was back in t...

Message to my readers:  It's been almost a year since the book "Middlewood Journal" came out.  What a fun, busy time...

Here are some photographs I took at the Nature Journaling Workshops I led last weekend at our beautiful Hatcher Gardens.  I taught them to...

In case you ever doubt that a tree's root system is as large as the tree itself, check out the roots of these twin Tulip Poplars, ...

We headed out this afternoon around 3:00 in full sunshine and a stiff breeze.  The mid-40's temps meant the wind was very chilly wh...

February 10th was a lovely, cool and overcast Sunday afternoon, perfect for wandering around in the woods with Daisy and Duke.  We ...

I drew these heirloom "Black Cherry" tomatoes last October (yes, this is an embarrassingly late post) from the summer garden I...

I know... it's been a while since my last post.  No apologies, just a short explanation: book tour. If you don't know about th...

It's that time of year again ... the leaves are beginning to turn.  They aren't plentiful yet, which makes the leaves that have c...

The morning of the 19th was overcast, cool and windy, and the dogs and I hiked all around enjoying the change of weather.  The tops of t...