06 January 2017

The Days are Short

Fells Reservation, Massachusetts

The Sun is coming down. ALREADY? It is ONLY 4PM. Short Days. I think about Iceland and the people over there. The whole family of beings. Is Life without the Sun possible? Only Temporary. This is what the Nights are all about.

Fells: The Days are Short

Fells: Low Sun. In the View.

Fells: Bursting with Energy. Giving It to Life on Earth.

Fells: Poking through

Fells: Painting Traces

Fells: Venus and the Moon. Watching.




04 January 2017

The Water is Back

Fells Reservation, Massachusetts

Fells has been bone-dry for months. Our first hike in the New Year. And the First Surprise. The Water is Back. Streams amid icicles. Ponds, pools. Gurgling, mirroring. I LOVE IT.

Fells: The Water is Back

Fells: Moving. Bubbling. Sparkling.

Fells: Sculpting over Rocks

Fells: Surfing

Fells: Flowing. Frozen in the Air.
























01 January 2017

Here is One More Year

 BE THERE. SMILE.

Honoli'i:  Enjoy Surfing Life!

25 December 2016

The Rhythm of Waves

If I ever have to get away from it all,..., there is simply nothing better than to climb out onto a rock, and sit for hours with nothing in sight but sea and sky. Although the rhythm of the waves beats a kind of time, it is not clock or calendar time. It has no urgency. It happens to be timeless time. I know that I am listening to a rhythm which has been just the same for millions of years, and it takes me out of a world of relentlessly ticking clocks. Clocks for some reason or other always seem to be marching, and, as with armies, marching is never to anything but doom. But in the motion of waves there is no marching rhythm. It harmonizes with our very breathing. It does not count our days. Its pulse is not in the stingy spirit of measuring, of marking out how much still remains. It is the breathing of eternity, like the God Brahma of Indian mythology inhaling and exhaling, manifesting and dissolving the worlds, forever.

ALAN WATTS, The Water

Pololu Beach:  The Rhythm of Waves

21 December 2016

Return of The Sun

Today is the longest night. Those Nights. Feels Spooky. Even when Stars light the way. Perhaps this is the reason why they miss me. WELCOME BACK !

Haleakala: Return of the Sun

16 December 2016

A Piece of Glacier Lives On

Lake George, Mount Rainier National Park

I walk along the Lake’s edge. Nested in the bowl sculpted by Glacier before melting away. Sparkling. Coloring. Still Here.

Lake George: Surrounded by Trees

Lake George: Crowding to get closer

Lake George: Front seats are all taken

Lake George: Crystalline. Glacier and Forest and Blue Sky. All in One.

Lake George: This Color. Behind the Trees.

Lake George: Steps away. Sparkling. Still Here.

Lake George: Enjoying the Heights

Lake George: Going back. Embraced by the forest.



12 December 2016

Granite Forest

Dogtown forest, Cape Ann, Massachusetts

In the midst of Cape Ann. Where Glaciers had rolled granite Boulders from afar and left them here thousands of years ago. They have since been adopted by life in the forest. It is late autumn. Trees are without leaves. Allowing the Boulders to be seen. Sitting on the rustling carpet. Taking in the breath of forest. And giving IT back.

Dogtown forest: Late autumn

Dogtown forest: Somebody is watching

Dogtown forest: Rolled from afar by glaciers

Dogtown forest: Adopted by life in the forest

Dogtown forest: Leaning on each other

Dogtown forest: Fungi prefer wood

Dogtown forest: Ferns have the know-how. They like it up there.

Dogtown forest: Lichens flourish on granite. The only thing they need is a location.

Dogtown forest: Uncovered in late autumn

Dogtown forest: Feels as if It came yesterday

Dogtown forest: Granite canvas

Dogtown forest: Taking in the breath of forest. And giving It back.