Finding Peace
Peace is finding your bliss without any condition, situation, or person attached to it…
Reflections – Tallan Financial Center, Chattanooga, TN
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20210607141113-2.jpg Reflections, with Imperfections — The Tallan Finacial Center building, Chattanooga, Tennessee The Tallan Financial Center building in downtown Chattanooga, TN, kept catching my attention which prompted me to pause several times, over a couple of days’ time span, to capture its different perspectives in photos. https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20210607151037-2.jpg Glass and Steel — The Tallan Finacial…
Sunrise Walk
“Solvitur ambulando,” St. Jerome was fond of saying. To solve a problem, walk around. — Gregory McNamee https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20210617061948-2.jpg Sunrise walk – Scene from this mornings walk – iPhone photo, 06/17/2021 I often walk in search of answers, solutions, or inspiration, even if I’m not sure what the problem is. If clarity doesn’t find me I still…
Along the way, 83
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20151231230000.jpg Rafting in low hanging river mist which appeared after a sudden downpour near the Ocoee Whitewater Center, US-64, Copperhill, TN These are a couple of photos made during a recent quick road trip to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Temperatures were in the upper 80s to low 90s. While we were driving along the Ocoee River whitewater…
Oak Leaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea Quercifolia)
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20210531061002.jpg Oak Leaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea Quercifolia) The Oak Leaf Hydrangea is native (first discovered in 1770) to the southeastern United States and can be generally found from North Carolina down to Florida. It’s often used as a potted plant, an ornamental shrub, or as a hedge found in gardens as well as parks. It does…
Broken Angel Wings
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/05/EBM-20210524112650.jpg Broken, Angel Wings (Caladium Bicolor) The Angel Wing plant is obviously named because of the shape of its leaves. This particular bicolored specimen has had a rough spring as many leaves are torn or have pieces missing. Hence, I named this photo “Broken Angel Wings.” However, the phrase “broken angel wings” also brought to…