FLOW : Letters from the moss
Michela GriffithSmall beauty noticed: evocations of wood and water from Scotland. The tranquility you need today.
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The Baby Deer Who Thought I Was a Tree
Greetings from the moss,
It may be May in the northern hemisphere, but we feel like we are on the edge of winter too. The month is significantly colder than usual, and on Monday I opened the curtains to see snow on the hills. Nature carrie...
Walking the Edgeland
Greetings from the moss,
The greening has continued, but the warmth departed with April. For now we are back to winter layers, trying not to put the heat on. It has been good to dip back into vibrant memories of this week last year, spent...
Each Branch a Song Pricked by Green
Greetings from the moss,
First mist, then sun and, finally, warmth. Excuse me if I’m a little distracted; outdoors has been calling with a rapid greening, punctuated by birdsong, including some I haven’t heard for a while. Spring has show...
What Secrets do the Ghost Trees Whisper?
Greetings from the moss,
A majestic larch has, this April, occupied my imagination.
Here in the north-east of Scotland we are still waiting for warmth. High pressure to the west means the wind pulls chill cloud in from the North Sea; the...
The Gift of the Doorstep
An Hour Before the Day Begins…
Heart says ‘heath’; head says ‘garden’. With limited time, the choice lies between rushing to the place you want to go to and settling for what is on the doorstep, gifting the time to discovery not travel.
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