Wandering

yesterday

The walking.

From my place to my son's place.  1.8 miles, one way.  Nice walk, good exercise. Still new.  Seems more like wandering.

Fleming Road

And there they are...

alpaca neighbors

 

tomorrow

As I walked I was caught by old trees I passed, broken and hollowed out, still standing.  They seemed to say, "you are not alone".

Now I have some new ideas for this one.

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  1. Alice Ruth

    Old tree
    Still standing
    Against blue sky
    Down dirt road winding
    Time told
    By the hour
    Holds the story
    In leaf and bower

    Alice Ruth 2025
    Jude inspired…

  2. Beautiful path. I keep walking the same path to our river and back. I see the Four Old Sisters (a small group of birch trees) and greet them. Walking clears my head and sorts out jumbled thoughts into new ideas. All the best, Katja.

  3. Maria

    Such a wonderland for you Jude.
    An amazing healing place for you . To also have your family just down the road from you 🌸 you sound so much happier 🙏🌸🌻

  4. Nancy

    Jude~ Your walking lane is like a deep breath being let out slowly. So peaceful. What a blessing this home is for you in so many ways.
    These photos are really great ❤️

  5. Mary

    hi Jude,
    Thanks for sharing…..you brought sweet memories to me this am when I saw the alpacas. I had a variety of color alpacas like your photo for fiber. I miss them, the process of their fleese but have the memories. I feel their fleece in my hands,
    Thank you for the memories you gave me today.

  6. claudine

    Broken and hollowed out, but still alive! And no doubt still singing with the wind :-). I love reading your posts, and your photos are so vivid.

  7. Bethany Garner

    Love taking the walks with you as the photos arrive – thanks so much and always a treat to see the strange and yet beautiful trees and lands. The Alpaca can be fun…quite a few!
    Love the new artwork… can’t wait to see!
    Bethany

  8. kirsten

    walks along country lanes with alpacas, decaying trees, and lots of seasonal changes. they truly can be an inspiration.

    my campus has a decaying tree that they are taking down. students had been leaving fairy house stuff at the base including doors that were attached to the holes in the base and little figures. sad to see it go!

    but those trees will become homes for others after they fall which I love.

  9. Stacey

    Retired three weeks ago and now have a morning ritual of walking a mile and a half around my old neighborhood. Lots of big trees and small animals. Breathing better already. I’m in NE Ohio so have close to the same weather as you. So relaxing.

  10. Pat

    Good morning Jude,
    The stories of life trees could tell. I grew up in a family/generations old house, on a dirt road surrounded by trees. Our nearest neighbor was a mile in any direction. I was the oldest of 6 daughters, I loved that time.
    There was a little creek in back of the house, with a foot bridge, leading up to the old barn and orchard. I would wander up there and set for hours daydreaming of what my great grandmothers life must have been like. I live in town now and wish for the quiet world of country living. Blessings for you Jude and your quite beautiful tree filled life.

  11. Pam S.

    Beautiful old trees 💚
    Nice long walk 👍🏻 I need to do that, but it’s too hot and sudden thunderstorms when it looks sunny!
    💙✌🏼

  12. Nancy D

    Oh, olde Trees are the best. I often visit my dying Honey Locust down in the Woods by the Lake. I speak with her…let her know she is not forgotten.

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