I am headed out on The Road.
I don’t know yet how long I’ll be gone but I’m connecting some dots between some photo jobs, vintage picking and most of all—
Answering the pull to be out amidst new and natural wonders of the country I call home in the simple, free and easy way I miss so much.
Although, I’m not sure how free and easy it will be.
I don’t know what I’ll encounter out there as the world has changed quite a bit since I was last out in it ten months ago.
Granted, The Road for me usually encompasses large periods of time alone, away from people, out in nature.
But I always enjoy meeting others wherever I happen to be. Hearing their story, exchanging some communal goodness and good will between passing kindred spirits.
But now, I won’t be able to interact with people and make friends quite in the same way.
The Road has been built up and elusively out of reach in my mind this last almost-a-year.
I have felt grounded and content at home and enjoyed my sweet Virginia more than I have in a good long while.
Made new friends and loves and discovered new corners of home that were before unknown.
All of which I am so grateful for.
So I’ll come back.
(I always come back.)
But I am a woman with a two sided nature—I love to be here and I love to also be there.
Here and away—both are home.
I don’t know how much longer I’ll be able to have both in quite this way, or if this will be the end of my wanting it even— but I need to go out and see if The Road, this ever persistent promise, is what I remember it to be.
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I am opening my books for @agirlnamedleneyphotography for the next little while, so if you’re somewhere out there and have a photography or documentation proposition for me
(or some of your grandparents clothes/quilts you want me to buy for @folkling)
— shoot me a message.
xo
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On The Road Again
in Travel