From Finn’s Forest #14 #writingcommunity #authorlife

Hi!

I know I’ve been quiet for a while, except for a few scheduled blogs. I’ve been off tending to my hubby after he had some oral surgery and then we went right into vacation. It was a stay-at-home and relaxed type of one which we both needed.

We took some local walks and enjoyed some nice weather. No Harley ride this time because hubby couldn’t wear the helmet or shave on that side. Soon though for both!

Here is some of the beauty that surrounds me and inspires my writing.

Our first walk was to my favorite Bridgeport. Part of the trail is still closed as the rangers we talked to are having engineers look at it to make sure the rest of it is stable before repairs. Yes, I sneaked a peek but didn’t walk over it like many still were.

Day two walk was closer to home at what we call the NID ditch.

Day Three we ventured to a local old gold mining facuilty that now a musuem. It’s a interesting walk that goes by the creek. Unfortunately it passes by a sewage plant, so you walk quickly with nose covered.

Our final walk after a picnic at our local lake, was at one that sees many school field trips. It had a patch of snow and it was only us there. This got me to thinking about story possiblities and weapons I should have had on that walk. We were fine though, my big stick kept us safe.

 

Embrace your inner child by taking a break in nature! D. L. Finn

 

49 thoughts on “From Finn’s Forest #14 #writingcommunity #authorlife”

  1. You both look great! You must have looked after your hubby well. Some wonderful sights and you didn’t have to go far to enjoy them. xo

    1. Thank you, Darlene 🙂 I tried to be a good caretaker and come up with soft meal ideas. Sometimes there is no place like home and our surroundings. Xo

    1. Thanks, Pete 🙂 That is a favorite bridge of mine. I can easily image the covered wagons crossing it. I chased a few butterflies to capture one. It was beautiful there were so many

      1. My oldest brother is the vice president of the North American Butterfly Association. Though I don’t possess his expertise, I’ve enjoyed being on field trips with him and see how excited he gets at unusual sightings.

      2. It would be fun to be with a butterfly expert on a walk. The only one I know by name is the Monarch.

  2. Beautiful photos, Denise! And I’m glad you and your hubby were able to get out and enjoy a walk or two. Thanks for sharing. I’m feeling envious enough that I might tell Mark we need to go visit a few of our favorite trails soon! Have a super day! 😀 <3

    1. Thank you, Marcia 🙂 It was very nice, and I think help speed the healing up for my hubby. You should go visit your favorite trails and take in your local beauty! Happy walking, and have a super day, too. Xo

    1. Thanks, Colleen 🙂 It was fun to play tourist and come home right after. Yes, always enjoy the spring. I hope you do too.

  3. Denise, Your area is so beautiful. No wonder you draw on the earth to recharge. Sounds like a purrfect vacay. Hope the hubby continues to heal.
    scoxoxo

    1. Thanks, Sandra 🙂 It definitely offers that recharge I need. He is doing good, sees the doctor tomorrow, and he is making plans for a normal meal… ha!

  4. Thanks for taking us along on these fabulous walks! I don’t think I could have resisted walking across the bridge. 🙂 Maybe quickly, at least. Great photos and glad your hubby is recovering!

    1. They were just what I needed to refresh. I was tempted to cross over that slide but oddly my hubby didn’t want to and is always the one who wants to do it. Thanks, it went well for him thankfully after all the horror stories he heard before.

  5. Beautiful photos, Denise. I’m so glad you took a break to help your hubby heal, to bask in some beauty, and simply to rest. It’s so good for us to spend time in nature and find renewal. Hugs.

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