One Deep Breath - "Earth Day" Photo Haiku
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This is an amazing walking trail at the end of my street. It looks down into the river canyon and goes on for miles. This community protects and treasures it so it will remain untouched. Monday, April 23, 2007
This is an amazing walking trail at the end of my street. It looks down into the river canyon and goes on for miles. This community protects and treasures it so it will remain untouched. 
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Tammy, that is one lovely shot. And, you matched it with your haiku. I can imagine that people in your neighborhood treasure such a place.
I envy you the walking path so close to home. What a beautiful picture, I love the lupins!!! They look like clouds of lavender.
Your haiku is perfect, as always.
Love you, Robin!
Oh, how lovely- and how fortunate that you have something so special so near to you!
Beautiful picture and haiku. :)
What a beautiful photo and haiku. It's wonderful that the community has acted to protect the trail.
Beautiful and beautiful! I haven't been by your blog in a while and I really missed it! Glad I made my way back here.
I want to go walking there!
Beautiful. The colors of the lupins are just so pure.
I love lupins. What an amazing place, and such beautiful words you use to describe it, Tammy - thank you! (oh and perfect song for an Earth Day inspired post, too) XOXO
oh that looks a lovely place to live next door to!
it really is amazing, beautiful nature :)
xxx
The first purples of spring never cease to amaze me. Your haiku says everything I love about walking trails. How I long for one here such as that.
I'm imagining myself right now walking down that beauty full path!!! and coming back up to visit YOU!!!and getting that sweet cup of coffee! LOL xoCinda
The lupin was so beautiful, I know my dad was dissapointed there wasn't more when we went on our walk. But, it so beautiful, I love the poem as well.
Hugs,
Jolene
Oooh, I am green with envy! Imagine having that walking trail at the end of your street. Lucky you. :-)
Wow, looks like a great place to be.
Sweet with color and splendor! How wonderful to have this untouched and yet so close. Love the haiku!
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