The pull to be in no man’s land
Where images narrate the passage
Trees viewed differently
Compelled to share my ideas of the forest as I have never been so much in them. Not my favorite kind of landscape, by far not as there is really not much to see when it comes to sweeping distances. Unending waves of land like a desert are none. Yet, there is this strong pull to be in the forest.
Years of traveling brought me many different insights, philosophies and countries I needed to be (over 90 in total). I lived in Pakistan, went over 15 times to India and when I stopped cycling the world, that was after 50.000 kilometer through 45 countries, I met Geo. Together we now try to be more self-sustainable, grow our own food and live off-grid. I now juggle with the logistics of being an old-fashioned housewife, cook and creative artist loving the outdoors. The pouches I create are for sale on www.cindyneedleart.com
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8 replies on “Forest Clarification”
Your photos are just magical Cindy! Geo did good buying you a new lens! 😀
Oh Anna, you make me smile. If I were a teacher I would have to give you a low grade in ‘reading comprehension’ because I didn’t want new lenses. Oeps.
Thank you for your compliment however. Glad you enjoyed it.
Lol oops! I do most of my blog reading at night after a long day! Sometimes I’m so tired I don’t read things correctly!!! Oh well, still nice photos and a post from you always brings me calm and joy!!! X
It doesn’t matter, as long as it’s soothing it’s most importantly. I’m far from being a teacher anyway 😉
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Thanks again for sharing your wonderful insights and photos….much appreciated and rarely encountered these days…
Thank you for saying (or typing) such encouraging words. I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the post.
I admire your look at the small essential things for years!
Ai, thank you Felix! It does good to hear these compliments 😊