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Sometimes when I need a break away from the daily routine, I go to the backyard and breathe.  I slow down and observe.  Sometimes you really need to do this in life. There is so much beauty out there, especially in the small things.  This trip was a lesson in texture, color, vibrance and blooming.  No matter how busy you become in life, remember to take time to breathe! Follow me on Facebook Check out my fine art page See more of my photos here

 The sun is finally peaking it's head out for multiple days in a row and it is feeling good! Being out in nice weather is always a relaxing state (especially if I have my camera.) Unfortunately the day I chose to go to the tulip field was almost a wash out... but overcast skies and a little drizzle were not going to stop me from clicking my shutter and enjoying the day with my mom and sister. I decided to make an adventure out to  Brown Hill Farms  and try my hand at capturing the tulips. I had been previously in the fall for the sunflowers. They did not disappoint!  I highly recommend this place as a family fun, solo, with friends or anyone else (not your pet) you choose to share a fun day with.  I will let my photos do the talking. I also added a few sunflowers from the fall venture. This swing is a prop and I was not actually swinging. While in the fields make sure to stick to the designated pathways. Be respectful of the tulip patch! No tulips were crushed d...

 Life has been a bit turned upside down as of late. With all that is happening it is important to take time to breathe, relax and enjoy. I know this is easier said than done as gathering and doing what is "normal" is not in the cards. Worry seems to surround us. Worry about loved ones, the virus, financial situations and so many other things. So, what do you do that is safe, social distanced and enjoyable??? Take a hike! Get outside while the getting is good. The crisp smell of autumn and the crunch of leaves is a good way to start any day.  I was able to take a day to drive to Williamsport and go hiking with friends. We hiked some trails out to the Remington Ruins. Beautiful, well maintained trails had my camera clicking!!  I have Googled this location to try to offer some real info, but to no avail. So I will leave you with what the marker at the location read.  "Edward R. Remington, who was the original owner came to Lycoming County in 1843.  He purchased a s...