Meander Field is a place on the edge … pasture and garden, wetlands and woods, woven together on forty acres surrounded on three sides by a small river. This is where prairie meets granite, where water floods and ebbs, where a woman follows a circuitous path through the changing seasons and the evolving landscape to find her way home.
On a high spot in the north field, a place with a good view of the rising moon, a seven circuit classical labyrinth has been mowed into the grasses and wildflowers.
Criss-crossed with game trails in autumn and buried under snow in winter, the path is not always easy to find. The more I walk it, the clearer it becomes.
What a perfect name for this geographical, literary and textural space! Like the labyrinth, the stories will weave back and forth, and take us to deeper understandings. Can’t wait to see more.
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Beautiful description. It evokes an earthy softness that really resonates with me…
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beautiful blog. thanks for sharing your wonderful photography.
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