The boys and I walk to the school bus stop everyday.
Walking down our driveway.
Along the way we are treated with nature’s artwork. She rarely disappoints.
Scotch Broom seedpods with morning dew.
And sometimes if we are lucky, Mother Nature takes it upon herself to frame some of that artwork for us to enjoy.
Pine cone and Madrona tree.
Shoes On The Wrong Feet 
Beautiful pictures…
Thank you, we are very lucky to live in such a beautiful place.
Wow! What a beautiful driveway!! I love the pine cones in the tree too. It is those small everyday moments, like walking to the bus stop, that add so much to life.
Thanks, I adore our driveway. It bends ever so slightly so that our house is not visible from the road (although the road our driveway is connected to is a recently paved dead end street with little traffic anyway.) It was neat to look up and see that pine cone lodged there just so. You are right that the little moments in life add so much.
love the seedpods, and I agree with teh above you do seem to live in a beautiful setting, I am more urban 🙂
The Scotch Broom is considered a noxious weed and an invasive species where we live so I shouldn’t like it, but I find it pretty. When it is a really hot day you can hear the pop when the seedpods open and the seeds burst out. It has pretty yellow flowers when in bloom.
sounds lovely and weeds are only less loved flowers
Ah, weeds are only less loved flowers – I love that!
well it is true
Wow, where do you live? An awsome walk.
We have to get out for a hike.
We live in the Pacific Northwest, in western Washington. It is quite lovely here. Our neighborhood is not traditional, we have no street lights or sidewalks, so it makes for nice walks.
I love your driveway, it is so pretty. At first I thought the pinecone was
a door decoration, how very cool that is!
Thank you, I love our driveway too. We live on a little over an acre with our house in the very far back corner of the lot. Most of of the front of our lot is forested. It is nice to be tucked away in our little woods.
Your driveway looks so beautiful — made even more so by the happy memories you are creating there with your sons. 🙂 I spent 10 years in the Seattle area, and miss it very much!