This is a year of opportunity for me, and I’m grabbing those rare moments of beauty and joy! Writing “The End” on my first cozy mystery was one of them, to be sure. Walking on the blue-and-white-stripe stones on the beach near Church Cove, Cornwall, was another.
And just now, with my camera securely packed for the afternoon departure to Iceland, the tiniest spotted fawn I’ve ever seen scampered into view at the edge of the woods. I needn’t have felt bad about not having the camera handy: as soon as I came to the window for a lingering gaze, Mom Doe sensed my presence and headed the two of them into the trees.
But my mind’s eye remembers the little fellow leaping through the clover.
Where in Iceland are you visiting? In my novel “Becoming Ruby”, my protagonist does an escape to Reykjavik. I’ve never been there but researched to get descriptive details. Funny coincidence – no?
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Staying in Reykjavik! I’ll get some photos and soak up some atmosphere for you– sights, sounds, smells. Also seeing natural beauty on two day trips and ending with a float in the Blue Lagoon. Will try to post some to my Facebook “Kate Collier”
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Now that’s awesome. What are the odds? Thanks Kate. Sending you a friends request now. BTW – need to know the number of daylight hours please. I mention it in my novel. It’s just about the right time of year.
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Yikes! Too many Kates on FB. Will you send me the friends request please? Marianne Scott
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Beautiful! Have a wonderful trip, enjoy it and learn lots that you can use in your writing.
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