What I Did This Summer — Vacation Photos of Fun (& Beautiful) Chi!

My August vacation this summer took me once again to Monhegan Island, 12 miles off the coast of Maine, where it seemed that I ran into wonderful Feng Shui at practically every turn.

Here, the soaring Cathedral Woods inspired me with the vitality, dignity and flexibility of the Wood element.

Cathedral Woods, Monhegan Maine

For a nice soft example of the Fire element, I found brilliant red roses, fading in the afternoon sun at the end of a hot summer’s day:

Fading roses at the end of summer.

As for Metal, just look at these beautiful round stones I was lucky enough to cozy up to one day!

Pebble Beach, Monhegan Island.

We were surrounded by Water, as far as the eye could see.  Here was the scene during a storm: swirling waves, fog and mist, and not much of a view at all.

Fog-rocks-water

Water at its most dangerous -- and magnificent.

I was especially excited to come across what might be my dream Feng Shui house (from the outside at least ;) )

My dream house, Monhegan Island.

Beautiful!

The house is nestled into a gentle slope with a great view of the water; the front path guides Chi energy around a few turns as it leads to the house; beautiful planters are welcoming to one and all.

Finally, just for fun — I spotted a Feng Shui license plate with much better Chi than the plate I saw last year!

Yang-Yin license plate.

How was your summer? Did you have any Feng Shui adventures you’d like to share?