Tag Archives: Passages

Passages – Leslie Stadnichuk

Our recent Mediterranean cruise stopped in Rhodes on a public holiday. Although we could not go inside the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, we enjoyed a stroll through the now dry moat. In it, we came upon this lovely passageway.

Passages – Anne Simmie

A passage can be a doorway, an alley, or a walk through a forest Its a
transition or a journey. A passage can be easy or challenging, with or
without a clear destination. In the spring the ice will crash and
glide around the next bend and gone. Do we travel with it, try to
cross…or simply witness it’s passing?

Passages – Kathleen Slavin

Hut Above Sahara was inspired by a tour in Morocco, a dive into ancient places.  This view was experienced following an off-road drive up a rugged hill that brought us to the remains of an old shelter.  Signs of humans having been on this hill were evident including graffiti, abandoned shoes, a cup, remnants of metal, stories left behind.

Passages – Celeste Dumonceaux Delahey

The country road is a passage, leading from one place to another without hurry. It carries travellers past open spaces and quiet turns, it leads farmers to their fields, it is the path from one neighbour to another, it’s the way to Grandma’s house, the road to town …

Passages – Jean Dudley

I use this idea often when I think about time – how illusive it is, how impossible it is to hang onto. Time also changes everything: we get older, the seasons come and go, people who are important to us leave us. It also brings great hope, constant change, both predictable and unpredictable.

Passages – Jill Scott

Our lives are comprised of a series of passage’s. It begins with the passage of you into this world via childbirth and ends with the passage of you in death. According to the dictionary, passage means the movement from one place to another. Or a narrow walkway.