Photography Club

[ladee]

So beautiful @Still Standing!!!

 

[Still Standing]

So beautiful @Still Standing!!!

Thanks, ladee. Perhaps my ventures into Utah's country will give you a small sense of being there, too, substituting for your own drives into the country.

 

[ladee]

They do @Still Standing! Just beautiful, and I'm always looking for rocks in the pictures you post!! Thanks for sharing SS!!

 

[Kittie]

Thanks, ladee. Perhaps my ventures into Utah's country will give you a small sense of being there, too, substituting for your own drives into the country.

Utah's wild lands is my playground until I move! Just spent a couple of days at San Rafael Swell and Goblin Valley! Someday, I'll be able to show photos.

 

[Kittie]

My mom called the Wasatch mountains the "Sasquatch mountains ", she had a great sense of humor!

 

[Still Standing]

Utah's wild lands is my playground until I move! Just spent a couple of days at San Rafael Swell and Goblin Valley! Someday, I'll be able to show photos.

Photos will be great! I do not get to that area hardly at all. My roaming is limited to the northern part of the state.

 

[Kittie]

Photos will be great! I do not get to that area hardly at all. My roaming is limited to the northern part of the state.

I like to roam where I'm least likely to see other people. Nature is the one place I don't feel shy.

 

[Changing4Best]

 

[Kittie]

This is Church Rock, near Goblin Valley in Utah. There are so many places to climb and explore! This was taken on my last camping trip a few days ago.

 

[ladee]

Love that photo @Kittie!!! You are living my dream of being in such a beautiful place.

 

[Kittie]

Love that photo @Kittie!!! You are living my dream of being in such a beautiful place.

If you find yourself in this area, I'm sure you'll find yourself taking lots of pictures! I like to get lost, where the tourists don't bother to venture into. That's where I don't feel shy or inhibited and feel like my old self. There was a time I never thought I'd be able to do much, I guess I'm making up for it!

 

[Tornadic Thoughts]

I love this space. So grateful for the visuals and thoughts shared here. I hope you don't ever feel like you aren't a valuable being in this existence, because you are.

Grateful for the accessible, doable, nourishing, thriving, and tasty growth up in here - as well as the ongoing reminders that with all growth comes endless effort and a helluva lot of growing pains. Ouch. That's gonna leave a mark!

I find, repeatedly, that the difference seems to lie in genuinely loving "it", usually. Loving the greenage makes it much more pleasurable to figure out how to grow it, and nurturing it, and feeding it, and weeding it, and harvesting it, and cleaning it, and cooking it, rinse and repeat, etc.. Been a greenage lover of many varieties from way back. lol Some new herb babies in da house:

Purposely grown dandelion greens in a pot that keep coming back much longer than I anticipated in this weirdly warm weather:

More pretty little red rock cabbage micros - they are sooooo delish, and so damn cute and colorful - the camera doesn't do them justice:

The ever growing seed collection that will hopefully provide more garden goodies when the time is right to plant them:

My first attempt at planting and establishing a handful of garlic plants seems to be working out so far (knock on wood until Spring time):