I love walking in the Sheogh woods, and try to go there at least once every month, if only to observe its changing hues. The moist, half-open darkness beckons, as if to share something deep and secret, the muffled cry of a torn heart, or the whisper of a slowly awakening joy.
I go there to escape the sharp nudgings of ambition. The harsh calls of thought are stilled in the sweet damp woods. Feasting on the fresh air, it is a memorable experience to lose myself a little while in the dappled shades and the speckled sunshine. The mild light chequers and partitions the view of the woods ahead and the dales deep beyond.
Nature does not let me fret and fume.
Where sunshine flecks the green,
Through towering woods my way
Goes winding all day.
Scant are the flowers that bloom
Beneath the bosky screen
And cage of golden gloom.
Few are the birds that call
Shrill-voiced and seldom seen.
Where silence masters all,
And light my footsteps fall,
The whispering runnels only
With blazing noon confer;
And comes no breeze to stir
The tangled thickets lonely.
~ Siegfried Sassoon ~
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Ok - I can't help but say this...you actually get to see all these places and do all this stuff in your "regular" life? Did you apply for the "best job in the world" contest or something? :) The olive green is now emerald ;-)
LOL, go on, you!! Yes, this is part of my ''regular'' life. If I told you what I do, Priya, I'd have to kill you ;-)
:) Ironically, you do have a life one could kill for but let me not "nazar lagao"! Oh well atleast I can try to smell the fresh air in the woods and enjoy the view via your wonderful sojourns! Wish i could use my camera (canon 350) half as well! That kinda camera deserves a nice place! Which camera do you use?
Something stirred deep within me when I saw these snaps.....
You are a lucky girl.....dear one....
Priya, I use a Nikon D-90.
Thank you, dear chaddi-buddy. I am deeply aware of the blessings in my life and daily grateful for them.
ah that's a great camera. Although, in this case, I believe the photographer should get the credit rather than the camera :) Thank you for sharing such beautiful visuals!!
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