Edward Flaherty's Blog: flahertylandscape, page 31

As I leave civilization

…just water please…

Bi-seasonal…yes, I am

Are you seasonally-bi?

Believe me…it’s all white

It may be winter in the north

Walkable Neighborhoods

comfortably walkable neighborhoods

Coniferous Infrastructure

feel the flow

Northern Hemisphere Only

old, new, hope--I'll suffer it all

Trees…

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…and green meadows…who can not love them?

Oscar Hammerstein II, said that in the 1950s when he wrote the lyrics for the musical, The Sound of Music.

The title song has these simple lyrics. “The hills are alive.” Think about it. The hills are alive…with what?

He wrote, “with the sound of music.”

No, not the music written by Richard Rodgers…but their own music. “The songs they have sung for thousands of years.”

Think about that because that is what anyone can feel when they visit these hills. These hills are alive with the sound of music. These hills will let you ride on the sound of their music. It is real.

And Hammerstein finished with:

“I go to the hills when my heart is lonely,

I know I will hear what I’ve heard before

My heart will be blessed with the sound of music

And I´ll sing once more.”

Happy New Year, all.

Not yet

The snow hasn’t fallen in the valley yet this year, so all I can do is…

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Dream…of Christmases past…of a path within a landscape journey…and up ahead, around the corner…as the dream becomes reality.

Sky, water…

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…earth…

…and humans.

Please remind me–the humans are powerful enough to have done what to this earth?

Fear, uncertainty and dread…all built upon imagined human hubris.

Just take care of your stuff. That should be what humans do. That’s what I see in the above photo where humans have been living for at least a millennium.

Where?

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…last door on the right before the last door…