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Tree-covered rolling hills as far as the eye can see… From our high vantage point, standing on a mighty rock formation, a multitude of shades of green greet us from afar. The water down below has carved the hillsides,
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The profits from this cowl will be donated to aid organizations to help refugees of the war in Ukraine.
Notes flow and dance in thin air. The musician plucks and plays the strings.
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High in the tree tops, leaves rustle in the wind, a gentle and calming music.
I hear a bird singing, joyful and determined. It’s a whole different world up there,
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As I walk closer, a multicolored meadow of tall-stemmed flowers greets me. Pale pinks. Magentas. Whites. Deep reds. Delicate translucent petals open to the sky, welcoming the light and warmth of the day.
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The patterns formed by light and shadow in and on buildings fascinates me. The less ornamentation, the better. With just a touch of sunlight here and there, walls, windows, corners, and staircases transmute into an abstract and minimalist composition.
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Across the pond, tall and slender stems sway and dance in the gentle breeze. All is quiet. We rest in the warmth of the day, cradled by the murmur of water. The subtly fragrant purple flowers are a delight to the eye.
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Gemstones, minerals and fossils are the results of Earth’s geologic processes. For example, onyx is a kind of quartz with beautiful parallel banding and is found in a variety of colors.
The Xyno scarf is an ode to colorful banding and derives its name from the word onyx spelled backwards.
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Green hues, from light to dark, gently silvery. All shimmering and glistening. This is a truly mesmerizing sight, so much so that a word had to be created for it: aventurescence! Aventurijn is Dutch for aventurine,