Medicine and Ranch Living
Wished to extend our Thanksgiving wishes from Medicine Spirit Ranch to readers of my blog and FB page. Given the recent death of my mother, Adele Hutton, my thoughts of late have been with her, thus this late posting. A few other views from Medicine Spirit Ranch:
Who are those strange straw people driving the Thanksgiving-decorated tractor?
Curly and the “girls” send their Thanksgiving best wishes
Beauty is everywhere, if we are not too distracted to look for it.
Recent rains increased the flow in Sugar Creek over “Hidden Falls” at our ranch with water cascading over a rocky ledge into a foamy pool below. This welcome rain also promises a wonderful crop of spring wildflowers for the Texas Hill Country. Mother Nature is benevolent to us, all we have to do is stop and enjoy her gifts. These gifts may take the form of majestic cloud formations, striking sunrises and sunsets, beautiful autumnal colors, and inspiring landscapes.
A waterfall at Hidden Falls Ranch, November 2016
Hopefully we will each take a few moments to allow the healing power of nature to soak into us much like the warming rays of the sun, heightening out spirits and applying balm to our hurts.
Views From Medicine Spirit Ranch 