Driving in the Country

Posted on June 30, 2019June 30, 2019 by Jane

While driving near Bancroft, Michigan, yesterday, I spotted a small cemetery. It was peaceful and quiet so I stopped and walked around a bit. Aligning a large field and serenaded by birds, I saw several old tombstones that had fallen onto the ground in years past. It was intriguing and interesting how the stones are becoming part of the earth (again). A beautiful place at the curve in the road…..

Lots of delightful lichen!
Laura is cracked but she’s still hanging in there.

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I am an artist and teacher working with fiber, fabric, and mixed media collage. I love providing art instruction for all ages. I also teach Zentangle, a special, meditative drawing technique that focuses the mind and releases creativity. My Certified Zentangle Teacher training (2012) was made possible by a Chris Clark Fellowship award from the Arts Council of Greater Lansing. My mission is to guide others to an artFULL path. View all posts by Jane

1 thought on “Driving in the Country”

krumkakes July 1, 20191:32 AM Reply

It took me a minute, but suddenly I realized, that’s the cemetary where my parents are buried. It is a lovely, old, country spot to rest in peace.

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