pickI finished my final read of the year with the last pages of this delightful book. I‘ve thoroughly enjoyed reading all the anecdotes full of fascinating information about trees in small sections over the course of the entire year.
#NaturaLitsy #ATreeADay #Nonfiction
A celebration for New Year‘s Eve, welcoming the turn to a New Year.
From:
The Book Lover‘s Almanac
Year of Wonder
A Tree a Day
https://youtu.be/jE0KWxqG5yg
“Your kind never sees us whole.You miss the half of
it and more. There‘s always as much belowground
as above…If you mind were only a slightly greener
thing, we‘d drown you in meaning”(362).
——- from The Overstory, Richard Powers
#naturalitsy #wintersolace
#ATreeaDay
How pretty is this “partridge in a pear tree?”
#atreeaday #naturalitsy
Today I learned these yew trees may have inspired Tolkien‘s door into Moria. It‘s a perfect Tree A Day and Tolkien crossover.
#ATreeADay #NaturaLitsy #FellowshipOfTolkien #NonfictionNovember #NFNovember #TodayILearned
It‘s been a long week full of a lot of things, but this morning I‘m taking a little break from it all to catch up on this book with a cup of coffee before church. I continue to love the mix of history and science and art in these daily pages, and the photos and art chosen are just beautiful.
#NaturaLitsy #ATreeADay
Good morning! A slightly different view from my backyard than last night, but it‘s my favorite place to be on these beautiful fall days. I spent some time making these breakfast biscuits to pull from the freezer on busy mornings, and now I‘m catching up on some A Tree a Day reading. These short anecdotes about trees from all over the world continue to be so interesting.
#BookAndBreakfast #NaturaLitsy #ATreeADay
#ATreeADay #NaturalLitsy @AllDebooks
I‘m not sure who is doing this buddy read but tag people if you know. The Boston liberty tree was today‘s entry. I‘m just showing some pictures of the area (Liberty Tree District) today. It‘s part of the theater district. They have a monument for the tree. And some art on a building. ❤️Boston
https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/boston-liberty-tree
I read about the Basque arborglyphs in #atreeaday and then, about the Pando aspen in Maggie, etc… (finished last night). Simply put: trees are amazing. #weirdwords #weirdwordwednesday
Articles for anyone interested:
https://theconversation.com/arborglyphs-basque-immigrant-sheepherders-left-their...
https://thetreeographer.com/2017/11/22/pando-aspen/
I completely missed posting my joys on Friday because it‘s been an incredibly busy week, and all the days have kind of blurred together. This morning, though, I had the chance to enjoy some quiet time out on the front porch with the dogs, an iced coffee, and a book before church. It was lovely.
#5JoysFriday #DaiseysJoys #NaturaLitsy #ATreeADay
Good morning! I did a little bit of catching up last night to finish the June pages of this book. We‘re halfway through and I continue to really enjoy these stories of various trees. Today we start July with this quote which I‘ve heard variations of throughout my life. It‘s a wonderful way to consider your impact on the future.
#NaturaLitsy #ATreeADay
