The Cedar Waxwings arrived and are enjoying the abundance of berries on the trees. They arrive about this time every year and as soon as they have devoured the berries they too are gone. It is such a delight to watch and observe these beautiful birds.
Blessed be the spirit that encapsulates and surrounds us, that is in us, and is one with everything in the universe. May the human consciousness move closer to preparing the ground of being for the experience of living in unity, a oneness where all of the spectrum of life simply is.
Pink or peach the stucco house in the photos above was built by John and Bartha Moulton. This is the orginial log home they built when they first settled in the Gros Ventre area. I often wonder what the Moultons would say about having the most photographed structures in the United States/World.
Historic John and TA Moulton barns along Mormon Row
Mormon Row is located near Kelly Wyoming. Mormon Row was established by 27 settlers in the 1890's. The settlers homesteaded in the Gros Ventre area because of relatively fertile soil and access to the Gros Ventre River. The two most photographed barns in the world are the two that are seen above. Photographers from around the world stop to capture the iconic historic structures with the Teton Range in the background. While I was photographing, a group from England was filming a network special on the barns and the surrounding area for their network in England. The beauty and history of this area is captivating and reminds me of how fortunate it is to be an American.
However far afield we travel in our search for what's real and true, however lonely that road may seem to be, remember this: the earth and the sky are always right there with you, grounding you, and enfolding you in light.