Its Out there now

In the dark of the October night, it is out there now... In the cooler rain of the fall it is out there now... Evening winds tug at the leaves, they fall to the mulch... all is quiet save the wind, which moves at will under the cloud scudded moon. I am not there today, some days i stay in in the warmth of the house, leaving my nature shrine to the elements and the energies , till i return once more. Strange toadstools have appeared, twilight prevails as the year moves on. I am here, in the light, yet i can picture the place, as clear in my mind as a lucid dream. I have magicked and mythed the place, my psyche mixes and melds with the dreams of the fox. This is what happens, when we plug into the realms' of the natural world.

Always Feeling Fantastic

I didn't get long there this evening...the time was ticking away...but after a day at the screen i HAD to get a nature fix...and boy..was it worth it!! raced over to the asda car park, then at the river in moments...the sky was all magicky and the river like some mysterious little lagoon...(its different everyday due to light, wind,tide etc)the clouds greyish white and darkening, as it does earlier at this time of year, and the air was fresh on the face...just right really. I entered the golf course through a hole in the barbed wire and scanned as i ran..(getting better at this)..more on the move, like an animal would do, relying on instinct and vision combined. speed walked over to the wood and up to the zone...bit of a potter, couple of spadefulls of moss/soil/twigs onto the roof of the teepee structure, then a sit on the flowerpot...watching the sky move by, listening to the odd rustle of trees etc...felt really alive..i always have a tendency to feel fantastic out here:0 natures medicine is WORKING! fortified, i left the place as it was darkening, moved quickly across the course, back to the river...the moon was peeping out...the last of the yellow sky was around the distant welsh hills before night took over...then back to the lights and the car park...in the car, and homeward bound