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Someone is there with a camera but in her mind she is alone, running a ridge high above the Parkway, trying to avoid the reckless wildflowers in her path, many which match the gold in her hair. She imagines the sounds of the cars and motorcycles below as a distant swarm of bees on their way to finding gold of their own. Suddenly, high meadow drops into a balsam forest and she is gone, taking the wildflowers with her. I put my camera away and return to the trail-head to wait.
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Sep 28, 2016
Sep 28, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
Lucy
Someone is there with a camera but in her mind she is alone, running a ridge high above the Parkway, trying to avoid the reckless wildflowers in her path, many which match the gold in her hair. She imagines the sounds of the cars and motorcycles below as a distant swarm of bees on their way to finding gold of their own. Suddenly, high meadow drops into a balsam forest and she is gone, taking the wildflowers with her. I put my camera away and return to the trail-head to wait.
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Sep 28, 2016
Sep 28, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
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