A Sea Nymph For January
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in18 Wednesday Sep 2019
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inHere is an ocean nymph, apparently enjoying her rocky grotto by the sea. These are delightful and mysterious creatures, and ones that should be avoided, if you happen to find yourself shipwrecked on some strange island, and seeking shelter in a cave by the shore.
03 Monday Dec 2018
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inNow that December had dawned, the last vestiges of summer and fall are rapidly vanishing. And with that so are those lovely creatures of the warm months, the nymphs. There may some winter nymphs out there, but I have yet to discover them. Perhaps this winter will bring new delights. Who knows. But in the meantime I must mourn the annual flight of the wood and water nymphs into their mysterious winter abodes, not to be seen again until the first blossoms of spring begin to appear.
Oh winter, your darkness oppresses me!
09 Sunday Sep 2018
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inThe Oceanids were sea nymphs, or to be more precise, they were among the three thousands daughters of the Titans Oceanus and Tethys. These lovely creatures inhabited different bodies of water, whether they be springs, lakes, seas or oceans. In our modern world, they usually make their appearance in the late summer, when the last bursts of warmth and sunlight bath the northern hemisphere. Once the weather turns cooler, they will disappear to different and secret haunts.
Despite our modern, technological and historically ignorant world, there are still many mysteries to be discovered and explored, and the world of the nymphs remains one of those.
13 Monday Aug 2018
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inDuring the heady days of summer, one may see many things. Here, for example, are two lovely dryads (wood nymphs) enjoying the pleasures of love. If we decide to take a walk through the woods on a warm August afternoon, we may sometimes see a single wood nymph, but seeing two together, and locked in such an erotic embrace, is truly a wonderful surprise.
Ah, the delights and beauties of summer are always endless!
12 Saturday May 2018
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inNow that Spring has finally arrived, and is delighting our hearts with all her beauty, we must remember that this is also the time of the year when nymphs are most visible. Be careful for you just may, in the right time and place, happen upon one of these mysterious yet beautiful creatures.
The nymph above is sometimes called a wood nymph or a tree nymph. Dryad or Hamadryad, would be the correct Greek name for such creatures. These nymphs are found in the forests, glens, dales, or any other heavily wooded area. They are usually hard to spot, given the shadowy nature of a forest, but they can be seen if you are lucky enough to see one.
And again, as with all nymphs, if you see one you must use extreme caution. They are alluring, but very dangerous creatures.
10 Monday Jul 2017
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inNow that we are in the full glory of summer with lots of sun and heat, the dryads, or wood nymphs, are quite abundant. If you take a walk in a secluded wooded area, and the more secluded the better, your chances of happening upon one of these exotic creatures is better now than at any other time during the year. There are many theories as to why these nymphs are so abundant in the months of July and August, but scientists have not come to any definite conclusions. It may simply be that nymphs enjoy summer more so than any other season, and thus venture out of their haunts at this time of year with great frequency.
Whatever the case, the nymph is one of those mysterious creatures that has always fascinated me, and so I will always enjoy writing about their beauty.
12 Monday Jun 2017
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inNow that the beautiful time of summer is in full bloom, there are many different sights one may come across. One of these are nymphs. I have written in the past about these exotic creatures of loveliness and sensuality, but I never tire of this subject. The warmth of summer is always delightful, and nymphs seem to enjoy showing themselves most during this time of year. Nymphs are creatures of nature, and so you need to be in a natural, outdoors environment to catch a glimpses of one. It is quite rare to actually see a real nymph, but they do exist, and when you do see one, you will know.
The above is a tree nymph, also known as a dryad. I envy the unknown photographer who happened upon her!
22 Wednesday Mar 2017
Now that the vernal equinox has taken place, it is officially spring. This means, of course, that it is time for those exotic and mysterious creatures I enjoy so much, the nymphs, to emerge from their winter sleep. Finally, after a long winter, we can once again enjoy the beauty of these creatures.
Yes, the return of spring, and all its warmth and various beauty is quite delightful!
05 Saturday Nov 2016
Nature is something that inspires me, as do beautiful women. The combination of both is a powerful brew. Here we see one of my favorite creatures, the wood nymph. Now that fall is upon us, the wood nymphs will vanish for a while. There soft skin is too delicate for the harsh wind, ice and snow of winter. Where they go I do not know; it is a mystery, but once they vanish, this is will be a sad time. Still, the hope of next spring always remains, and as the world falls asleep for the upcoming winter, I know the nymphs will be sleeping too, but that they will wake up when the sun and warmth of next spring beckons them.
In the meantime, Odysseus will be searching for other types of beauty, both natural and feminine.