If you can spend a perfectly useless afternoon in a perfectly useless manner, you have learned how to live.
Lin Yutang
(1895-1976)
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KendaLee
The main things which seem to me important on their own account, and not merely as means to other things, are knowledge, art, instinctive happiness, and relations of friendship or affection.
Bertrand Russell
The aim of life is to live, and to live means to be aware, joyously, drunkenly, serenely, divinely aware.
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25 comments:
Beautiful. I mean, really. Beautiful.
I'm so envious... we have nothing at all like that here to wander through. You can just feel the lives of those who have passed through for eons.
These photos look like you were really in the moment, with each of them. I love how clean the waterways appear. And that leaf caught in the flow of water....
Whenever I see transient things like a leaf flowing in a river I always marvel at how, for that one instant, I was the only one in the world to have captured that moment. I love that I get to share your leaf moment.
lol...look how silly my name looks on my last comment. What a wally.
A lovely brief journey Kenda.
beautiful kandalee, gosh the stone and moss iwould be okay if i was made of those two things!
Oh thank you for such a lovely walk, seeing wonderful sights and BOW WOW! Dexter did appreciate that the most! Just another perfect day in paradise, aye?
LOVE love LOVE!
there is such peace in these images, and I hope the feeling stayed with you for the rest of the day.
I was thinking of you this evening, when I spoke with my friend who lost her sister very suddenly yesterday. Words utterly failed me, but I think (hope) she felt me there by her side.
Oh, reflections and textures--yum. Two of my favorite things.
So peaceful and calm. A beautiful walk. Love the Bow Wow!
a beautiful collection of greens. textures . your moments spent well
A Beautiful Afternoon!
Every photo is a masterpiece. I especially like the backlit leaves and rays of sun in the last pic. Best wishes to you over there on the other side of the ocean.
I'm still amazed at your ability to take such gorgeous photos and match them up with words that seem to go with them so well.
oh, please may i walk w/you here?!!
i am a big melt pile after scrolling down your village strolling. how inspiring, soulful, peaceful, greenleafy nutrients for my heart.
looooooooooooove to you.
xoxox
It really does look perfect!
bliss, quiet and tender !!! you have gone through the journey i long for ... i am so desesparetly seeking English countryside !!
Oh, my good heavens what beauty. What glorious, insanely beautiful scenery. That unique bridge - the quiet and solitude...oh, just everything. You've infused my soul with bliss. Thanks.
that place looks as if it were built for magical things to happen there. absolutely beautiful!
I love the lichen art and the bow wow - I might carve that out on our garden wall for Snous, who has recently discovered that she has a VOICE (can a dog have a voice? well, anyway ...) and that she can use it - all the time, incessantly, bow wow wow bow wow.
How wonderful! These photos bring back happy memories.
Beautiful images, Kendalee. I would love to travel your path, and we could have tea at the end of the journey:). Thank you for the walk through the countryside. "Bow Wow":)?
the textures! this series of photos is so rich and powerful and peaceful all at the same time.
I forgot to leave a comment the last time I visited to say how much I enjoyed these photos. They do evoke Englishness.
Beautiful pictures. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I had forgotten weekends peeping into villages just like this when I was living in England.
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