My current travels have taken me to Bay St. Lawrence, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia.
at times,
mystical, magical fog
beautifully coloured
fishing boats
nestle
in the welcoming harbour
when work is done
whether boat or person,
all of us
need
a safe harbour
Thank you for your visit. I hope you'll leave a comment; I love reading them. (If you'd like to see Part 1 of this trip, click
here.)
I'm pleased to be linking with Little Red House's
"Mosaic Monday".
Welcome. I do love roses, particularly if they have a wonderful fragrance. These are some of the ones that live in my garden. As I'm participating in my first Mosaic Monday over at
Little Red House, I thought I'd share them with you. Go ahead, take a sniff and then pick a blossom or two for your bedside table!
If maritime scenery is more to your taste, perhaps you'll enjoy these photos of northern Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. It's a captivating place; the mountains and the sea are an inspiring pair!
Thank you so much for visiting and please come again. You (and your comments) are always welcome at My Little Home and Garden.
Partially hidden among the leaves, but still catching some early rays of sunlight, is my first coneflower bloom of the season. This blog is a bit like the flower.
My Little Home and Garden was almost hidden, among so many, but was given some light -a closer look- by
Cozy Little House. Being one of the featured blogs there this week has "pollinated" this spot. So many of Cozy's friends have come to visit. I am grateful.
Today, I made a lovely, unexpected discovery. The beautiful
Lavender Cottage has kindly mentioned this blog and suggested her readers pop by to take a peek. More "pollination". More gratitude.
I am overwhelmed by the kindness of the women who write the aforementioned two blogs. One American, one Canadian. Both so neighbourly.
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| Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia |
It's my country's birthday today. I feel like I've received the gifts.
Happy Canada Day, wherever in the world you call home.
I hope you'll come again.
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