Tranquility.
Stimuli with positive impacts.
How do you picture tranquility?
Central Oregon
Deschutes River at Eagle Crest
Deschutes River at Eagle Crest
Life in the country and where it takes me! Flower*Flower*Flower*Flower*Flower
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- I live on a small farm where we grow Christmas trees, vegetables and flowers. We keep chickens and gather their eggs each day. We also have four goats. Our woods give us a little bit of heaven and shelter for the wildlife. We live simply and value each day as it comes.
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Looking towards the
.....evening sky.
The little girls!
Both girls have a fondness for pink!
Four years old!
"Hi Papa and Gaga!"
Simon Kitty
1995-2009 We miss you big boy!!
Bartholomew/Bart
Basking in the sun!
From the Barnyard
Hi! I am Professor and I run things around the barnyard!
Barnyard Chickens and Rooster
Cluck, cluck, cluck!
The boys!
Run, run for the barn!
3 comments:
You've done a great job picturing tranquility. Beautiful peaceful scenes...
Good question...because it can be so many things to different people. It even changes for me. Heres a few...
Holding a sleeping baby. Walking where I can view wildlife and nature. Reading often carries me away (o:
LOVELY photos, Julene... and very tranquil! These almost have a look of autumn about them somehow. For me picturing tranquility would be taking photos down by the harbor--boats bobbing on the water, gulls wheeling overhead in the bright, jewel-blue sky of summer... Oh, hurry summer! ;o) Happy Days, my friend ((HUGS))
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