She is. And I think many of us are missing each other’s posts right now! It’s a busy time for many people. I’ve been out of the mix for a few weeks and won’t get back into my usual pace of blogging for a little while. Hope all goes well, Jill.
Thank you, dear Cynthia, for sharing this beautiful post with us. I can relate to Andrea’s statement that she writes her best work during the darker days of the year.
Blessings ~ Wendy
Delighted to see your link took me to the North Yorks Moors where I have tramped many a happy mile. Not sure I’ve seen the Bridestones though. The photos brought back many walking memories.
Well, as a poet yourself, you have a way of making words come alive in pictures and sound and feeling. So I’m not surprised you enjoyed Andrea’s writing.
I’m so happy you reblogged this, Cynthia. Somehow I missed Andrea original posting. She’s such a beautiful writer. Thanks for sharing!
She is. And I think many of us are missing each other’s posts right now! It’s a busy time for many people. I’ve been out of the mix for a few weeks and won’t get back into my usual pace of blogging for a little while. Hope all goes well, Jill.
Thanks Jill, I was glad to catch up with you again.
Thank you, dear Cynthia, for sharing this beautiful post with us. I can relate to Andrea’s statement that she writes her best work during the darker days of the year.
Blessings ~ Wendy
Thanks Wendy, I appreciate your comments.
You are welcome, Wendy, and thanks for your comment.
Andrea’s writing about the constancy of transformations in the earth is calming and hopeful. I felt immersed in the richness of life and possibility.
Thank you Diane, I find it easy to see the richness of life in this season.
Well said, Diane. Thank you.
Beautiful indeed. Thanks for sharing Cynthia.
My pleasure, Brad.
Thanks for sharing. I’m nuts about Andrea’s blog!
Aw thanks Luanne.
Me too, Luanne. I’m in awe of great writing.
Delighted to see your link took me to the North Yorks Moors where I have tramped many a happy mile. Not sure I’ve seen the Bridestones though. The photos brought back many walking memories.
I’m happy to take you on a little trip back to North Yorkshire, the Bridestones are tucked away in Dalby forest, but well worth a visit.
Thanks so much for the re-blog Cynthia, I appreciate your support
A privilege, Andrea. When I grow up, I shall write as beautifully as you do!
Well then you must be grown up because you already write beautifully 🙂
Well, thanks for that compliment. But I’m serious, you know. Your writing has a lush quality to it.
Thanks Cynthia 🙂
It is a beautiful post, and it was good to catch up with Andrea. .
Well said. Me too.
Thanks Gallivanta 🙂
Thanks, Cynthia, for this great new blog to follow!
And I think Andrea will enjoy your truly lovely post about autumn too, Kerry! Another case of beautiful, evocative storytelling.
Thank you Kerry, much appreciated.
thanks for reblogging this, Cynthia!
I’m glad you like it. Hope your summer went well!
Hey Cynthia .. Thank you so much for blogging this. Andrea has a beautiful way with words ..
She does indeed. And I’ll have to come check out your blog soon as I can. Welcome home from your travels.
Thank you Julie.
Andrea is a beautiful writer, Cynthia. I enjoyed her post very much!
I’m glad you enjoyed it Lavinia, thank you.
Thank-you so much for re-blogging Andrea’s beautiful prose. I loved it!
Thank you Clare, I’m happy you liked it.
I did; very much.
Thank you for sharing this, Cynthia. I enjoyed my visit to Andrea’s blog and my wander through her words.
Well, as a poet yourself, you have a way of making words come alive in pictures and sound and feeling. So I’m not surprised you enjoyed Andrea’s writing.
Thank you Margaret, happy to have you on the journey.
Thanks for sharing this truly wonderful writer, Cynthia. We are fortunate, indeed, to find one another through one another. 🙂