photography
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Whenever I peruse the woods and shore at Matthews Beach, just a few yards from the residential creek that so captured my attention several years ago, I hope to find something interesting and significant half-buried in the sand or nestled beneath the frothy fern fronds and ivy roots. Luckily, I have found many interesting items
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Sequim is the crown jewel of lavender in Washington state, and it’s easy to see why!
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An invasive weed, a glorious golden hue; seed pods that crack, and we can never go back…
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I remember the first time I read the word “licorice fern.” It was stamped clearly into the stone wall of one of the staircases at Multnomah Falls. I had recently emigrated to the west side of Oregon from the high desert of the east side of the state, for school, so I was taking every
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Shades of turquoise, burgundy and gold abound in the Norwegian archipelago of Lofoten.
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I had the day to myself. Jim had gone off on another boat trip, but I elected to stay behind today. The boat yesterday didn’t agree with me, and after days of travel, hiking, and boat-tripping, I needed a day to just… be.
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How did fossils of tropical trees and plants make their way onto an artic archipelago? They didn’t – it moved up north!
Anna A. Snook 