Friday, October 26, 2018

    For those who may not know, this is an aspen grove.
    Take a look at the trunks. Aspens self-prune as they grow, dropping lower branches as higher up ones grow. Where the dropped branches were are scars, those dark places. As the branches first grow they push up the 'skin' of the bark above them, see the little raised ridges?
    And so the aspen have eyes.
    Once you notice them, you will never 'not see them' again.
    It very much feels as though you are 'not alone' when you're among the aspen. It makes some folks nervous but I like it a lot, as though they're the Eyes of the Universe watching over me and keeping me company.

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    Shiela Branson When you're up there, what seems so far away in the photos seems like it's only just over there and you could walk to it in about an hour or so. Take my word for it - the photos are right. I've never been able to figure out why the camera doesn't 'see' things the same way I do when I'm there.
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    Shiela Branson What're you supposed to do when you're driving along at 6:30 in the morning and see a sky like this? Stick your hand out the window and shoot, of course!
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    Shiela Branson From the time I was eighteen this has been part of my life. I love it as much today as I did then.
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    Shiela Branson All I said was that religions don't worship people, they worship God as they perceive God to be - in Nature (Wicca), in Spirit (most others) or in Science (atheistic, like Buddhism). As human beings we are all a part of the whole, but we do not 'worship' ourselves or each other. We 'worship' the greater whole if anything. Gonna let this one pass, Facebook?
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    Pam Norstedt I just read the post your talking about. It was still on about half hour ago
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    Michael McCord Welcome to my world with FB
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