"There’s a whole world out there, right outside your window. You’d be a fool to miss it."
—Charlotte Eriksson
Everyday we are presented by nature with many of its beauty and art, from the tiny creatures crawling in the ground to the vast sky. We only need to open our eyes, take notice and enjoy them.
Up here in the mountains where we live, we see much more from the morning till dusk. We do miss many of them when we are not looking. Today, I am sharing some of the photos randomly taken at different times and in various places.
This fern was drooping, maybe the morning mists are too heavy? No, it naturally droops whether there is mist or none. It almost looked like there were tiny ice or frost on it. It is common here because the temperature is often low (cold) during nighttime until early in the day.
The fountain grass below sparkle because the mists settled on its spikes.
And who would have made these dead leaves to start turning into skeletons? I say it is a natural wear and tear if there is such a thing. Nature's artwork at its finest.
There is always something beautiful to see when we take a closer look and are intentional about seeing them. We are surrounded with nature's bliss and we are thankful.
How about you, do you make time to go out and see what's around you?
Thank you and to your bliss today!
All photos are my own capture.
2022.07.02