Yesterday, I went for a long walk, through places I’ve been before.
As a matter of fact, I wrote a blog post, over 100 days ago, called “Surprised by Joy,” which included pictures from a similar walk.
I was surprised, again; this time, because part of the walk had been transformed.
In previous visits, I had walked by a large portion of fenced-off land, where changes were obviously happening. Yesterday, I saw the result of those changes.
This morning, I would like to share some photos I took, as I encountered that unexpected transformation.
I don’t know details about this transformation, and I don’t have time to find out more right now, before I leave for work (after a 3-day weekend).
I do want to tell you one detail, though.
On my walk, yesterday, I did not expect to stop and take photos. I was focused on the purpose for the walk, with an end-point in mind. And I thought I knew what that walk would be.
But in the moment, yesterday, I stopped and looked.
Here are some photos I took, where everything old was new, again.
Thanks to the Mystic River Watershed, to all those who contributed to creating the images in this post, and to you, especially, for joining my path today.
Oh my, the very name, Mystic River, lifts my heart.
What a lovely unexpected joy to take the pathway with you this morning Ann!
thank you for creating such beauty in my morning.
Have a joyful day!
You are very welcome, Louise. I’m so used to the term “Mystic River,” that I sometimes forget how wonderful it is. Thanks for this joyful comment.
Beautiful!!!!!
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Thanks, Carol! It takes one to know one!
What beautiful scenery — thanks for letting me tag along!
So glad you could be here. Thanks, Debbie.
I love the name mystic river – it’s so beautiful there!
I love the name, too. And thanks for this comment, Diana.
Lovely photos!
Thanks, Mark. That means a lot, coming from you.
You have a great sensitivity for capturing colors in an amazing way
Wow. Thank you so much.
Beautiful photos 🙂
Thank you!