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When approaching Algonquin, the quiet hush of nature begins its descent upon me. I feel the ever increasing distance from stress, noise, pavement and concrete. The layers of life’s hectic pace are replaced by nature’s serenity as I approach Algonquin.
Sunlight shimmers on October waters, as geese contemplate their southern journey accompanied by the inexperience of youthful enthusiasm.
The river journeys through beads of light. Passengers twirl and dance, not knowing the destination of their journey. She splashes with delight at the changes which nature provides her in aquatic dance.
Fire ravages the landscape with unpredictable savagery. Inhabitants flee from tyranny, while young parents mourn the loss of their offspring. Towering above the smoldering ashes, we stand with arms held wide to encourage the emergence of new life, and the renewed optimism in the spirit of ascension.
Daylight fades over cool waters, as ripples change to glass.
Frigid air cracks in the Labrador darkness, while echoing tendrils wrap themselves around our entire being.
A crispness returns to afternoon breezes, as leaves twist and tumble in search of their final destination.
Summer’s rich abundance yields an Autumn thirst for bronze, copper, reds and golds. The passionate craving for colour and richness before the dead of winter, is a desperate grasp at what we all know will be lost as winter descends and blankets all of the Autumn Blaze.
Another Summer has framed the emergence of the season of change. Brilliant hues of crimson and gold will soon fade until only emerald remains on the guardians of the forest. All who dwell here prepare for rest in the approach of Autumn shadows.
In Autumn’s fading light, the Maple, Birch and Sumac, reflect their warm and vibrant hues to all who gather near. Much can be gained by the knowledge and experience of others, as we take time to be still in their presence. Be in tune with the gifts of those in your forest dwelling, and like the mighty Pine, accept the warmth of Autumn’s Amber.