Post a Comment | Share Article | Permalink | tagged Burrard Inlet, sunset, view from the bridge Thursday, April 7, 2011 An unexpected, glorious sunset last Saturday evening & serendipitous timing as I found myself mid-span on the Cambie Street bridge at the loveliest moment of the day:
Wednesday, February 16, 2011 
The western sky above the False Creek seawall tonight.
Saturday, November 13, 2010 
Red tree, go on
Red tree, go on
You've waited a long time
You've waited a long time
Red tree, go on~ verse from Green Grass, Red Tree by Don Peris
from the CD Birds of My Neighborhood by the Innocence Mission
My memories seem to be divided sharply by season; the fall memories are the most vivid but also the most mysterious. I don’t know that we are losing touch with the rhythm of the seasons. So many people I know feel this same tremendous anticipation at the start of each season, a feeling that everything is beginning, but also of being reconnected to the past because of memory being triggered.
~ Karen Peris, hearsay UK interview
I listened to this CD during my run along the seawall the other morning -- a seemingly odd choice of music at first thought but really quite perfect for the season. Actually, I was hardly aware of running -- my thoughts were about water, leaves, berries, and sky around and above me, and the cool autumn air entering my lungs.
Friday, September 24, 2010 What's so special about the Harvest Moon?
Full Harvest Moon, photographed September 23rd, 2010.
Full moon & mysterious "blue moon"
