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A Walk In the Forest

It is amazing what I see On a walk in the forest near the end of spring. I saw two big trees joined together in the middle covered with bright green Philodendrons that were sitting on an eave Above a door. Who ever lives out here in the middle of no Where really wants their privacy Away from society. There's no sign keeping away any visitor. It is amazing what I see An entryway in all this scenery Furthermore Who ever lives out here in the middle of no Where really wants their privacy. It is a mystery That probably has to do with wee folklore. It is amazing what I see. An entrance to gain information about who Owns this property. It has gotten my curiosity up all the way Down to my core. Who ever lives out here in the middle of no Where really wants their privacy. Knock. Knock. Hello. Your a Hobbit. Now That I know your a reality I won't bother you anymore. It is amazing what I see Who ever lives out here in the middle of no Where really wants their privacy.

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Daniel Turner

Date: 5/14/2018 8:04:00 PM

You must have been out walking with Tolkien or perhaps Sinclair Lewis. I'll bet you had a wonderful time:) Fun read Bette:)

Bette Bavington
Date: 5/15/2018 9:02:00 AM

Thank you. I am glad you liked it. No. I wasn't with them. They are a great read though. I was with my children when they were young going hiking or to the park with them was a totally unique experience. Yes, we always had so much fun. I hope you are feeling better. In my prayers.