Where we share the beauty of the changing seasons on our 48 acre off grid homestead in the Cariboo Chilcotin. Where Touch Wood Rings are created, and where we live and work and play. 'The Homestone' is the name of the boulder that marks the entrance to our place.
Monday, January 18, 2010
The Owl of Winter.
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4 comments:
I love the owl, - beautiful photos. Who does he remind me of?????
Beautiful pictures. owls are magnificent.
Hi there, I found my way to your blog through your Touch Wood Rings website, and I wanted to say, firstly, the pictures here are amazingly beautiful! Every once in a while, we'll see a deer or falcon that has wandered out of the local woods where we live (in Western Pennsylvania), but nothing compared to the breath-taking landscape you capture here!
And secondly, I feel so uplifted to know that there are folks out there "walking their talk" and living sustainably and simply. My partner and I have begun talking about marriage, and in our search for the perfect "earth friendly" ring we stumbled across your site. I am overjoyed that we have found such beautiful rings that take so little from our Mother Earth. The oak tree is important to both of our spiritual lives, so having wedding rings crafted of its wood would be incredibly meaningful for us. And I could not be happier than to support a couple who is so dedicated to the planet, as well as so committed to and skillful in their craft! I'm sure my partner will be contacting you soon! :)
What a wonderful bird, how lucky you are to have such a beautiful visitor to your garden. Linda
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