This past Tuesday I had a laundry list of to-do’s (including laundry!) but when the morning dawned sunny and unseasonably warm I knew I had to throw caution to the wind and hop in my Jeep and drive. I tossed my roof in the back and headed for the rolling hillsides north of Toronto, searching for some peace of mind while loving the fresh fall breeze in my face. What I found was side road after side road decked out in fall splendour. I found the snap above not far from the quaint hamlet of Moonstone. It was, like other roads on that day, the road taken. I know I will remember that day for the cherished feeling of freedom that flowed through me as a drove.
I can’t help but also share Robert Frost’s famous poem here; it seems so fitting! Have a great week everyone.
Robert Frost: The Road Not Taken
Patti,
Two of my favourite things, a beautiful fall photo and a wonderful poem…I am glad you had a day to go for your drive, if you were working right now, that special opportunity may not have happened and this beautiful photo would maybe not be here to share with your friends…I have had times like this too in my life…what I learned from them is to just sit back and enjoy the ride…
Cheers,
Robin Scobie 🙂
Hey thanks Robin; you are quite right and I will take your good advice!