For me, one of the great pleasures of the Adirondacks is quiet time to be creative.  On different days, I find myself inspired to photograph, design, draw or write.  When I find myself inclined to write, I always head for the Writing Chair, secluded in a clearing within a particularly dense patch of White Pines and Hemlocks.  By mid-Summer, the ferns there grow to waist-height, and the Writing Chair seems to float among them.  It is there, perched at lakeside, that I can write for hours on end, inspired by the surroundings and views of the lake.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
The Writing Chair
For me, one of the great pleasures of the Adirondacks is quiet time to be creative.  On different days, I find myself inspired to photograph, design, draw or write.  When I find myself inclined to write, I always head for the Writing Chair, secluded in a clearing within a particularly dense patch of White Pines and Hemlocks.  By mid-Summer, the ferns there grow to waist-height, and the Writing Chair seems to float among them.  It is there, perched at lakeside, that I can write for hours on end, inspired by the surroundings and views of the lake.
Labels:
adirondacks,
art,
books,
relaxation,
serenity,
silence,
writing
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