[ Major Tom, a big grey tabby, stands at the edge of a big rock, looking down on the trees below. ] Tom is usually all about Woods Day, and he followed me along happily enough when I went rock climbing. But once I settled down to work on the day’s faery home decor piece, …
[ A really, really big boulder is visible through a break in the trees. Above it is that ridiculous blue Colorado sky. ] First thing I usually do upon finding a new Woods Day spot is take a little wander around, just to see what looks like fun. Y’all know me; a big pile of …
[ Loiosh, an orange tabby wearing a green harness, stands on rocky ground, hindlegs splayed as if for balance, glaring at a tree branch directly in front of his nose. ] So Woods Day happened again this weekend, & I took SO MANY pictures, SO many. But I still don’t know why this branch in …
[ Major Tom, a big grey tabby, is flopped on his back, rolling in the dirt. Both forepaws are tucked in front of him, and all the beans on his hindpaws are showing. His head is tucked to the side, and his belly is vast and pale. ] There is very little that Tom loves …
[ Major Tom, a big grey tabby, stands atop a tall rock, looking over the woods below him. His tail is caught mid-lash. ] The boys really enjoyed being able to get out into the woods again, climbing on rocks, digging in the dirt, chasing bugs.
[ A spray of oval green leaves sprawls over a pink granite boulder. The leaves look slightly thick, as if the plant that bears them is a succulent. ] SO good to get back out into the woods. I wish I’d gotten a better pic of these leaves, but, well. They’re cool-lookin anyways.
[ A rough circle of pale granite boulders surrounds a firepit. The area inside is probably twenty feet across, and the tallest rock looks to be maybe ten feet high. ] It’s been TOO TOO LONG since I had the time to shove both boys in the car & have a PROPER Woods Day, but …
[ A close view of a bit of half-buried root; the wood grain curls in waves like the sea in stormy weather. ] This is a really nice place to spend the winter; I’m really enjoying it here. A yard full of Ponderosas, the mountains rising in the distance, & above it all, that deep …
[ Major Tom, a big grey tabby, stands facing the camera, one eye squinted mostly shut. ] I’ve been carrying a basket of pendulums & other new stuff around for the last three months, not getting around to taking pictures of them so I can get them posted, but I finally got round to it …
[ A small clear spot on the forest floor, filled with old, mostly flat, rusty cans. ] I found another can graveyard! Of course I got a bunch of small beauties pics on Woods Day, for all that it was a short one.