An American Treasure: Sequoia National Park (I)

Kevin Hotter

“Reach for the Sky”

This past weekend, we celebrated Independence Day by taking our daughter to Sequoia National Park (and a portion of Kings Canyon National Park.) We spent a few days exploring this amazingly beautiful national treasure. The parks are humongous, so we really only scratched the surface in terms of exploration. But…we will certainly be back soon to continue exploring (it’s only 3 hours from where we live.)

The best part of the trip? Well…it was the fact that I had the opportunity to spend quality time with my family.

Please enjoy the photos, and some of my fun little facts that I learned while visiting the park. 🙂

P.S. More photos and facts later this week.  Thanks for being a part of my blog!

“Vista of Beauty”

Two Parks in One. Situated in California – Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are contiguous national  parks that have been…

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Anna Mosca: Amo i confini per poterli varcare/I love borders to be able to cross them

annamosca

June 2015 was a good month and the last day held a surprise for me, a good one. A full page on an online magazine in Italy. Here is the link to the page in Italian and below is the full translation of the article in English. Hope you enjoy it.

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Giugno è stato un buon mese e l’ultimo giorno mi ha riservato una gradita sorpresa. Un’articolo su una rivista online italiana. Ecco il link all’articolo in italiano mentre sotto c’è l’intera traduzione dell’articolo in inglese. Spero che vi piaccia.

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http://www.vorrei.org/culture/11124-anna-mosca-amo-vivere-vicino-ai-confini-per-poterli-varcare.html

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Mosca Anna: I love living near the borders to be able to cross them

Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Written by Valentina Selini

We are meeting here with the artist about “Luminesia” a project aimed to raise awareness, to encourage to see beyond, to feel deeper, where you get to use the camera with the knowledge…

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The Tree By The Sea

Dan Frugalberg

Let me stand a little closer, your splendour clearly see,

The strength in all your branches, the arms that had carried me.

For in my lonely hour, ’twas to you, my mother, flee,

To hide among your shady leaves, to cast my gaze at sea.

~ D.F.

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