I blink at the sunlight as I exit the Alluvial Caves. Dunbeg is waiting impatiently for me at the entrance. He wanders off, fully expecting me to follow. I’m still in a daze from my long meditation, but the sharp air is helping me readjust. After some time, we arrive at a place called Riversleigh. I’m about to go inside, but Dunbeg tosses his head to the right. I see a large oak tree with a door in the side. Walking through the door I find a place that I know is my room here. It’s rustic, but it feels right. Below a trap door is a dark burrow filled with leaves. On this level I’m fascinated by a gigantic fungal growth that serves as a writing desk! The views from the carved-out knotholes is astounding. I go outside to thank Dunbeg, but he is already munching acorns. Perhaps that was what he was after all along?

Soulwright said,
December 18, 2006 at 4:53 am
Your art makes me drool… I want to crawl inside this image and look out those windows. I never drew before my vision quest so my drawings are coming from a place of newness and inexperience. My eye however is beginning to make note of images that make me want to run to my sketchpad. This is one of those images. Fabulous!
Frances Sbrocchi said,
January 1, 2007 at 2:45 am
What a pretty room to be finding
I envy the desk. Happy New Year to Dunbeg too. Fran