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Tuesday, July 17, 2018

Peace in the brilliant blue...

That beautiful big blue sky is with us again...

I was standing on the deck at the house and looked up the drive to the peace tree at the top. The tree is bare and beautiful; and the peace doves and remnants of the peace weathergrams were silhouetted against blue.

From about 25m away I photographed them.



Also just a little in love with the remnant seed pods or some such that point elegantly skyward.



The string remnants are gentle reminders as well - marking history in a way.


 Almost a tangle of them near the trunk.


A zoom-less view from the deck.


I hope you find these as peaceful as I do -I look up often to check them, seeing them sometimes swaying, loving that they remain years on; and that they really shine in the winter with the leaves gone.

8 comments:

  1. such beautiful photos of your Peace Tree!

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    1. It so caught my eye this morning - standing strong and serene and sharing peace. The doves are seen so much more easily in winter; they do kind of stand out and chirp for peace I think!

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  2. beautiful. i love our winters, too, with the bare bones of the land visible (until the snows come) and then another beauty takes over. barry's doves are little jewels.

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    1. The barebones of winter seem so honest don't they V? And big blue skies...go well.

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  3. F - beautiful and peaceful against a clear blue background. B

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  4. Your weathergram fared much better in our (mostly) dry Texas weather ... tattered, but still legible, it has become a part of Don's latest assemblage and will carry its message to a new home in Colorado next month.

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    1. Well that is lovely to know Liz! The weather does take its toll on them in different ways, yet they persist...

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