The French word for wanderlust or wandering is ‘errance.’ The etymology is the same as ‘error.’ So to wander is to make mistakes. In other words, to make mistakes, to make errors is sort of the idea of learning through trial and error, allowing the mistakes to be part of the process. Robyn Davidson
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even with only a
squeeze
of time available,
i love to wander in search of the
every day
exquisite
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equipped with a pair of hiking boots or runners
backpack and camera
any little
trek
is restorative
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Bragg Creek
was the source of last post’s photos
today’s
loveliness was only a short drive west
to a friend’s acreage
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where i met
Harry
et al
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a few of these will
be enlarged for
my new
home
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surrounding yourself with photographic
reminders
of
moments such as
these
can’t help but
sweeten
your day
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somehow i don’t think i’m
making any
“mistakes”
with my wandering
ways
but definitely there is always a lot of
trial and error
to be found in my photography-
so many of these shots turned out blurry, i forgot to use a faster shutter speed
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nevertheless..
in my wandering mind
one thought always leads to another
and i think i’ll be booking
a weekend of horseback riding soon
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better still
a photography tour with
wild horses
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i hope to travel more in the years to come
but for now
wee sojourns will
suffice





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by Barbara Barry