We’ve all heard how important it is to eat a diet high in roughage. Likewise, “roughaging” (spending time outdoors) is essential to our mental health. Even if it’s a settee on the porch, we need it, gotta have it. I aim to be the reason you pulled your bedding out the back door last night.
Winnie Nielsen says: This is interesting. Is it Rosehips under that snow cap?
MaryJane says: It is!!!!
Winnie Nielsen says: I am proud of myself. It has been your photos here of Rosehips that showed me what they looked like in the first place. I love an A on the morning science quiz!!
Janice Slater says: Totally winter. Beatiful picture. We are hoping to see snow again someday soon. The Pacific Northwest has not been white for about 4 years.
Winnie Nielsen says: The colors of changing leaves stand out beautifully against the dark greens of the Idaho forest and the grasses of the Palouse. Such a gorgeous grouping of color for the eye this morning on our science walk together!
Buy props used in MaryJane’s books and magazine!
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The one thing I remember about snow was when you walked in the woods and it was so quiet except for the crunching of your boots. It is a beautiful experience to feel the cold air and blue sky within a sleeping landscape.
Looks like a fun place to walk or ski. Something like a secret garden