Privet Berries in the Swirling Blue Fog

Posted by Lee Hiller on December 5, 2014
Posted in: Hot Springs National Park. Tagged: , , , , , , , , . 2 Comments

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When I hike I often take photos of shapes that please my eye.  The fog was swirling through the Trees on a cool autumn morning when I noticed branches in the distance that still had greenery.  Foggy trails create a filter for my inner sight to see what my eyes miss. I did not realize there were hanging wild grapes Privet Berries beneath the green leaves until the images were transferred to my computer. Special Thanks to Arkansan Mark Corder for the correction.  Privet Berries are used in wild craft tinctures, plus the Privacy Hedges were made from the Privet plant.  I Love learning new things 🙂

Have a glorious December…
Love to ALL!
Lee

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