Macro Sunday - Unexpected Beauty!

Welcome!
Cabin in the Woods
It’s “girl’s weekend” at the cabin and what a beautiful weekend it is!


The weather has been heavenly - especially compared to what’s happening in Phoenix right now.




Since I was going to be at the cabin when it was time to post for "I Heart Macro" this week, I decided I'd capture some pics up in the mountains for posting.


I set out on a walk in the woods and found beauty in many things; even things that were burned. 

Burned Log - Do you see the "Turtle"
peeking out of the charred wood?
How about the "Heart" on his nose?
Between some of the burned trees that lay on the ground there were bunches of little flowers and their colors were lovely and the grass has come in so green from the rains – it was amazing!






There was even beauty over at Grandma Emma’s cabin.  It is still very sad and I choke back tears each time I'm there, but I chose to be open to seeing beauty this time and I felt a very calm and comforting feeling come over me when I walked up to where the cabin once stood. There was something very calming, almost soothing, about standing in the midst of all the rubble.

Remains after the Wallow Fire
Silverware

Beauty really was still present.  There, among the chaos of shattered glass, twisted metal and charred remains, was a key.  I took that as a sign; a symbol if you will, of a new beginning. Keys unlock doors. Doors lead to the future and the future can hold whatever you want it to – the choice is yours!

Here's to finding beauty in all things!

"Key to the Future"



Until Next Time,
Peace, Love and Beautiful Meanings!
Cheers,














Be sure to hop on over and check out all the cool pics for "I Heart Macro" over on Studio Waterstone's Blog. Lori Plyler puts together a really cool bunch!

4 comments:

  1. These are wonderful shots! I can't decide what I love more - the rusted, burned treasures or the lovely and fresh flowers!

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  2. what beautiful photos, I love the little daisy and the silverware....

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  3. There is even beauty in the charred remains of a home. cool pics.

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  4. While I know that HAD to be hard, I'm so glad you saw the beauty of it and the positive signs that were obviously laid out just for you to see! Stay positive and upbeat!

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