Photographs from a Bloy in Wisconsin
Back in June, a severe storm knocked down many trees in Madison. Watching the sun go down In Tenney Park the other night, I was reminded that I still miss a casualty of that storm — the tree that arched over the water in this very spot, which made for some nice photo opportunities. Previously:
Taking the time to watch a beautiful sunset evolve is nourishment for your soul — especially when you’re on vacation. Trout Lake, near Boulder Junction. July 25, 2022.
There’s no better way to end a summer day than with a bike ride over to Tenney Park to watch the sun go down. I always enjoy being out on my bicycle, but it’s extra special when the the sky over Lake Mendota decides to reward me with a nice light show.
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A couple of images I took of the setting sun recently. At the Capitol (above) and Lake Monona (below).
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On Sunday evening I was part of the drum circle at the Olbrich Park solstice celebration. It was amazing. I took a short photo break from drumming just after the bonfire was lit and people started dancing. After the fire died down to a safe level, the crowd was invited to put their written wishes for the coming year into the fire.
Happy solstice! May all your solstice wishes come true.
When dark clouds are overhead, look for the rays of sunshine. The sun is shining somewhere, even if you don’t see it.
I spent most of the past week camping at High Cliff State Park. Sure is good for my soul to get away and spend some extended time in nature.
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Yesterday evening I finally got my bicycle out of its winter hibernation! It felt so good be out pedaling again — something I really miss during the colder months.
