Tetons: Pronghorn and Lupine
We saw a lot of Pronghorn Antelope. Or Speed Goats. Whatever you wanna call ’em.
Lupine grows in the meadows all around the Tetons. It is a flowering plant in the legume family.
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On my second pandemic birthday, I celebrated by paddling around a cypress filled pond and camped right by the water. Thankfully, no gators popped up with birthday wishes. It was peaceful, idyllic and a refreshing getaway for the weekend. I am no stranger to isolation since 8 years in Wyoming taught me how to live quietly and this past year has been reminiscent of that time. It has been another good slow down for me but certainly not without anxiety. Political unrest, pain, sickness, and death has weighed heavily on all of us. It has been so hard for so many. Reconnecting with old friends and being so close to family has been the support I’ve needed, if only by texting and zooms and the occasional masked porch and patio visits. These connections are now on a whole new level. I feel a closeness that I’ve never felt before and I am grateful.
Oh my heart. Just a girl and her fluffy orange boy. She loves her Iroh so much that her parents and I decided we just HAD to do a mini session of these two. ❤
Wherever you are I hoped you looked up at the sky tonight. Mercury is a stunning red and the harvest moon is bright and full. But the real show happened when the clouds rolled in.
Raise your hand if you're ready for fall! 🙋♀️
Happy #worldphotographyday
I had the pleasure of visiting @gibbsgardens in North Georgia before the lockdown. Rain sprinkled down as we walked the 300 acres in awe of the tulips and daffodils in the various gardens. Such a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. Where flowers bloom, so does hope. Happy Earth Day! .
Speed goats? I’m don’t think I’ve heard that before. As always thanks for the pictures and the post.
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Thank you! Yep, Speed Goats. They can run super fast. They can keep up with your pickup on the road. But they can’t jump a fence. They run through or under the barbed wire.
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