Sheila McEntee

It is good to seek the beauty of a waterfall’s icy glaze, or the exquisite pinstripe of the puttyroot leaf, peeking out from beneath the snow. Particularly in the midst of tumult, the constancy of nature offers unfailing comfort.

It is good to seek the beauty of a waterfall’s icy glaze, or the exquisite pinstripe of the puttyroot leaf, peeking out from beneath the snow. Particularly in the midst of tumult, the constancy of nature offers unfailing comfort.

Winter beauty at Douglas Falls, located on the North Fork of the Blackwater River, near Thomas, West Virginia. Photo by Al Peery (peeryphoto.com)

Sheila McEntee writes personal essays about nature, love, loss, and the joys and challenges of being human.             

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