Feeling my place in time.
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

Feeling my place in time.

There's nothing like an ancient river rolling by to get you pondering your place in time. . .

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Because we need joy. And who doesn’t love a parade?
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

Because we need joy. And who doesn’t love a parade?

For me, at this moment in time, celebrating the United States of America as a place of independence and freedom stirs up a mix of cynicism and disgust. Yet on a mountaintop in North Carolina, I actually felt hopefulness rise above foreboding and fear.

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Picnic memory
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

Picnic memory

Smokes hangs in the air like a ghost I’ve been waiting to find.

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Santa Claus may need a little help this year
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

Santa Claus may need a little help this year

In eastern Kentucky, among many places hit by storms, fire and flood, Santa may need a little help this year. Instead of finding a gift ‘for that person that has everything’, as our consumer driven headlines demand, think about giving where it’s really needed.

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So much beauty to be had.
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

So much beauty to be had.

Gardening and gardens, as well as photography, are both forms of meditation for me. Enjoy some images I made at a world class garden in North Carolina.

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the beautiful letting go
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

the beautiful letting go

The glittering gold of Fall leaves can be intoxicating. They help remind us that it is only by letting go that the process of renewal can begin.

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hell and high water
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

hell and high water

Families wait in line in Neon, KY for clean water, food, cleaning supplies and clothing.

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Steadying ourselves
Julie Williams Dixon Julie Williams Dixon

Steadying ourselves

My mother, Phyllis Gwendolyn Bolling Williams, has been gardening since she was a small girl. At 87, she still finds a way to tend to the earth and coax beauty and nutrition from small patches of ground.

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