Kanatsiohareke
The Mohawk Valley Project
Views from a morning walk
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We go to Kanatsiohareke whenever we can. To see our old friends
and usually to make new ones. To rest and restore our spirit. To have fun,
and sometimes to help out. When we are there, I take a morning walk before
breakfast around the community. This is a wonderful thing to do. Kanatsiohareke
rests in a beautiful valley, surrounded by forest and hills within site of
the Mohawk River. I've taken many pictures during my walks because every single
walk seems to offer something new and inspiring. The morning mists, the babbling
brook (really!), the birds and other animals... Always different, yet always
beautiful, restful and restorative. I offer a few of the pictures here to
give some idea of why I take these walks... These are a few years old as can
be seen by the sign in front of the building. They are always improving and
restoring the buildings at Kanatsiohareke, but the views and atmosphere are
always the same...
| Leaving the Bed & Breakfast, looking back. |  |
| Come around the corner to the circle with the fields and hills beyond. |  |
| Always different, always familiar. One of my favorite views. |  |
| I always manage to wake up some birds when I pass by the old barn. |  |
| Reaching the other side of the community, there is a small bridge over the 'babbling brook' (I wasn't kidding). You can stand here for hours... |  |
| Past the brook and looking back shows the community nestled in the hills. |  |
| Down to the road and we see the waterfall. Another place to spend hours... |  |
| All the way around... I always come back for another view of the valley... |  |
I hope you've enjoyed our little walk. I always do! Maybe next time I'm there,
I will fill in some gaps in the 'walk' because there is much more to see....
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