Maybe, maybe not.
Yes.
West Yellowstone and Yellowstone Park.
Cynthia is orchestrating it. Dal is presenting. Toby is streaming it. Fun and games. Picnic. Brunch. And mixing it up at Bullwinkle’s.
Fishing Bridge from below
I got to see him a couple years ago in a concert of Two Cellos. Amazing talents.
And another of my favorites — Adagio
Enjoy.
About the time I shot this photo, my friend, masked and gloved, was ushered into the meat freezer at the grocery store west of here. As she says, tornado warning trumps social distancing.
All is well. Take care.
This sounds like fun. Thanks Forrest and Dal!
Share Your Favorite Thing With The Blog Take a photo of it and write a caption in 20 words or less that explains what it is. Your favorite thing must not be alive.. No pets or children or spouses or plants…nothing alive… Submit your photo and caption along with your blog name via email to…
Gold is where you find it. In a poem. After a snow.
by Robert Service
…
There’s gold, and it’s haunting and haunting;
It’s luring me on as of old;
Yet it isn’t the gold that I’m wanting
So much as just finding the gold.
…
Worth the cold.
Watch this. Click on: Ten Meter Tower
(a short film by two Swedes.)
Who do you relate to most? I mean, if you were to give it a go.
Reference pages 7 and 73 in ONCE UPON A WHILE for Forrest Fenn’s version of going for it.
So (our) Intrepid moved to Alaska last year. First day of my first visit, she puts us on a float plane to the island with the highest density population of bears.
I was brave. Really. (The forest ranger and guide had their fingers on the bear spray.)
The mama bear had kicked her 2-year-olds out earlier this summer.
Another day, another trip.
I think I’ll be back.
When death comes to ask forgiveness
May I be ready with a kiss.
Take these trinkets. Take that treasure.
I need nothing more than this.
Text: Linked to dVerse Poetics. Sarah hosts with the theme of ekphrastic poetry and introducing Fay Collins’ art. Photo: This image is of an oil painting by Fay Collins used […]
via Journey to the Sea — Poetry, Short Prose and Walking
This short, sweet poem just struck me.
Thank you, Frank Hubeny.
MARCH 2018 by Jeremy First things first, buy the hat. You need an adventure hat. It’s non-negotiable. As soon as you put it on, you’re basically Indiana Jones already. Adventure hats vary greatly depending on how cheap you are, but let’s call this $50. I spent $20. I’m cheap. Next, buy the book. The…
via How To Have An Adventure For A Few Hundred Bucks… — Thrill Of The Chase
Treasure is where you find it.
Nina or Pinta or Santa Maria?
Old as Columbian Exposition? Gramma’s jewelry box mystery.
Shared this winter beauty from another blog:
Finding beauty in the cold. I bundled up and took my camera out for a walk but the fresh window frost seemed to hold the most intrigue. It is lovely too, along the river’s edge where the water moves so fast that the cold can’t hold it still. It seems like a good time to […]
The latest news on WordPress.com and the WordPress community.
Daily Discussions of craft and the writing life
Edgar County Watchdogs
I used to think that I had an answer to everything and wished that people would ask me the questions. Now, as I find myself aging, I know I don't have any answers and hope that people don't ask me any questions. .
peace, poesis & wild holy earth
The Lerner Blog
A Forrest Fenn treasure quest
A great WordPress.com site
Journeys Inspired by The Thrill of the Chase
"Something hidden. Go and find it. Go and look behind the Ranges." - Rudyard Kipling
The more we know the more we notice.
Notes on Seeing, Reading & Writing, Living & Loving in The North
Random Ramblings of a guy named Ricky
The Fenn Diagrams 