“How can I be lost, if I've got nowhere to go?” ~Metallica

 "I felt very

still and 

empty, 

the way the 

eye of a 

tornado must 

feel, 

moving dully 

along

 in the 

middle

 of the 

surrounding 

hullabaloo.” 

~Sylvia Plath

Back roads of Vermont and New Hampshire.

Winter 2019

“There it was again, the prickling sense of standing on a precipice.” ~Lauren Myracle

“Along with 

rising 

and falling 

water, 

winter 

is the province 

of wind. 

When the sea-breath 

and mountain-roar

 bend the hemlocks 

of these
 hills, 

the birds 

hang on 

as best they 

can.” 

― Robert Michael Pyle,

Winter in the White Mountains

“I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” ~L.M. Montgomery

“Days decrease

and autumn 

grows, 

autumn 

in everything.” 

~Robert Browning

Fall in Cabot, Vermont.

October 2018

“The sun always shines above the clouds.” ~Paul F. Davis

“Would you tell me, 

please, 

which way 

I ought to 

go 

from here?"

"That depends a good deal 

on where you 

want to 

get 

to."

"I don't much care 

where –"

"Then it doesn't matter 

which way 

you go.” 

~Lewis Carroll, Alive in Wonderland

A beautiful hike to Franconia Ridge
Mt. Little Haystack, Mt. Lincoln, and Mt. Layfayette
September 2018