As we get closer to the middle of September the first notes of fall have started to appear. Simple changes in the ways the clouds look, a few leaves turning, flowers reaching for the last bit of warm sun and more deer by the roadsides are all clues that in just a few weeks, we’ll be surrounded by glorious reds, yellows, golds and browns. Before that happens though, we plan to fully enjoy September!
We’ve been “back to school” for several days with Betty Carlson’s Navajo Rug Weaving and Jo Campbell-Amsler’s Natural Fiber Baskets classes. The students are using simple elements of authentic wool yarns and gathered willow to create not-so-simple pieces.
A version of this is posted in the Navajo Rug Weaving studio and we hope you look for and find beauty all around you, September or otherwise.
With beauty before me may I walk.
With beauty behind me may I walk.
With beauty below me may I walk.
With beauty above me may I walk.
With beauty all around me may I walk
Where did you photograph the fringed gentian? They are beautiful. Cheena
At the public access on South Shore Drive, about a 1/4 mile south of the Shipyard Island Marina.
A moment back on the island….thank you.
Thanks Diane!
LOVE seeing your photos’ again Carolyn! Neat poem too! See you next month.
Blessings!
I don’t have email yet………..the old address shows up!
Looking forward to seeing you, too, Eileen!