4.15.2012

Over the Hills and Thru the Woods...

Or

{Sunday's heartfelt tradition. A time to slow down, to reflect, to be grateful. A list of gratitudes.} 
Because nature and beauty are always things to be grateful for...
ps- click the link to go to Taryn's page and see her list, it is always so beautiful and inspiring.
pps- get really really inspired and write or own list, then link it... or not. just feeling grateful is worth it.



This is what we get to live in and see every day! All these pictures were taken walking between my parents house and the cabin on our neighbors property, where we are staying till it is time to move all the way to Las Vegas. I love this cabin and I LOVE these woods. I'm going to miss this place so very much when we go.

Abundant Trilliums. For Taryn...


Old Growth Redwood Log... and Boy.

These wild flowers smell like honey.


Up the hill to my Parents House. 


When we were kids growing up in this forest, that stand that Bean is climbing in was one of our
lesser forts.  But now it is the perfect size for my Littles.

Calypso Orchid. There is a whole patch of these growing right next to the trail/driveway. I love walking past
 them and seeing all this color. The forest flowers this year are amazing!


Another HUGE old growth stump near the cabin. There are so many great places for the kids to play!


Hey look! It's the Man-Child, pants-less in the forest. As a man child should be. lol.


That colorful blur there is KaBean falling off the same log that Kevin Foster fell of when we made a Robin Hood movie in our church youth group. The only thing that would have made this moment match that moment perfectly would be the Littlest Beeman somewhere in the background saying "that's so re-mantic..."
Living in this cabin, in my woods, is the best way to finish off our time on the coast. Seeing my kids play where my brothers and I played is so special and amazing. I am so blessed. I am so Blessed.


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1 comment:

Taryn Kae Wilson said...

Beautiful!!

That trillium picture is amazing! I have never seen so many all clustered all in one spot before!
And those old growth stumps are so cool. What a magical and fun place to play. Thanks for sharing!

Love, Taryn