Friday Photo:The Tonic of Nature is a Visual Meditation!

Brian England we have no plans thus far, except for a long phone call.  And we intend to enjoy the day and play it by ear.  A

Carol Williams They are closed for the season, however, here is their website.  As soon as they open, we will check them out.  We love blueberries.  Happy Friday.  A

Grant Schneider we enjoy exploring, and seeing the colors change as the rain helped all the greenery become more vibrant. A

Nina Hollander, Broker That is exactly what I was telling Ron.  There was an artist we discovered many years ago who painted these scenes using egg tempera paints, and his work was this vibrant.  A

Kat Palmiotti How wonderful that you live in a magnificent area with an abundance of nature outside your door.  A

Bill Salvatore - YVP Blog high five to you.

Bob "RealMan" Timm I can see the connection you shared.  The dark trees are the living  oaks that are native to our area, and that chartreuse green is the result of the rains.  A

Michael Jacobs the minute we pass Goleta, the landscape changes into this wonderful scene, and then the ocean appears below.  It is worth the drive and lunch at Industrial Easts is a wonderful place to stop.  A

Kathy Streib it no doubts keeps you young and in good frame of mind.  We do something every day that keeps us in the loop with Nature.  We have weeding in the plans and moving some plants around. A

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS we have big plans like weeding and transplanting, as wells brunch Sunday after our Mastermind call.  A

Will Hamm At the moment blueberries are dormant, and when they come back we will be there to pick some.  And like you we would come back with blue mouths.  LOL A

Roy Kelley Thoreau has always been a favorite.  My best friend in college was a great Thoreau fan, she even name her cat, Thoreau.  A

Debb Janes EcoBroker and Bernie Stea JD it is had been warmer, we would have taken one of the outside tables.  Maybe next time, we had lunch outside at home today.  A