A Gift While I Rested
Sometimes a fellow traveler offers you a gift. She might live a mile away, or she (and her sisters) might live on the other side of a continent.
Her mother might put the gift in a little basket, cover it with a linen cloth, and set it beside you while you are taking a rest.
That's what Kathleen Overby did for me. These photos were taken by her daughter Tessa, who recently "restored" with her sisters at a rustic cabin. The photos, said Kathleen, were a gift from the girls, to "honor [my] yes."
I asked, could I share them with others, for we are not alone. And they graciously agreed.
Photos by Tessa Overby. Used with permission.
Labels: art pilgrimage, community
8 Comments:
Oh so lovely. You can just feel the rest in these...
Beautiful!
One a writer, her daughter a poet with photo.
Blessings both of them.
story photos ... beautiful
Whose woods these are...
The generosity of this gift brings tears.
I could not help but feel overwhelmed and happy.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Joy always,
Susan
such a
GIFT
given
&
received
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The images are wonderful. There's beautiful contrast and light, and the colors are stunning. I've always loved trails into the beyond, full of possibility, of meetings along the way, of findings waiting.
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