On the road again. – Off to New Mexico.

I have a day of travel ahead of me, 2 flights and a road trip. The first flight is already delayed an hour and it means that I only have 11 mins to get the next flight.   Right, that’s not going to happen. So I leave here with an uncertain day ahead.

One arrives with a certain amount of luggage and I go home with more supplies so I’ve been juggling weights this morning,  I do it in silence, no distractions and just methodically go through the motions… how many times have I done this.?

Yesterday afternoon I decided to clear the mind and take a walk along the coast to Pacific Cove from Asilomar. It was warm and sunny and it wasn’t too long before I took the jacket off.  The waves rolled in, seemingly suspended  in the air for a second crashing  and then crashing in  a crescendo of sound and spray onto the black rocks below. I got sand in my sneakers and I was too lazy to take them off… I passed, seals resting on rocks, numerous  sea birds, an otter was playing with a big wad of seaweed, ground squirrels visited with me  and artists captured the scene.

It’s a long walk, about 6 miles, but the scenery made it worth while.  I’m not going to make a quilt, somehow I’ve lost the passion for creating a landscape quilt, but I appreciate the fact that I’m on the other side of the world and have been given this amazing gift. The opportunity to be here in this environment. I never take it for granted.

Google maps showed me a faster way back to the Conference grounds and after a meal at a Thai restaurant and a good coffee. It took just 25 mins to return.

6 Comments Add yours

  1. Beautiful pics!

    1. Pam Holland says:

      Thanks.

  2. Your photos are awesome!

    1. Pam Holland says:

      Thanks Patty. I just had the small camera and my phone.

  3. Nola says:

    Thank you so much for sharing those photos and the comments. It gives us a little glimpse into another part of this beautiful world. Hugs xx

    1. Pam Holland says:

      Nola, you’re welcome, you know I can’t resist writing and photographing.

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