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I am very happy to inform you that many of my songs are now available on the music streaming services such as Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, Pandora, Amazon Music, and even Bugs music!
I have listed a few of the links here:
I can be found on most music streaming services so just search “Nora Berg” and please add me to your playlists.
I am very grateful for your support!
Also please check out New Video Chillout Vibes Ocean Sunset, below.
Waveforms new electronic music release here
It was a wonderful summer day to have a Parksville Wetlands walk. A great place to enjoy many different species of plants, animals and fungi.
A short distance to the trail head we passed through rolling meadows with hard hack blooming. There is a gravel trail to walk on that changes into a soft forest path as you enter the main trail. Also there is a sign so you know you are in the right place!
Over the railroad track and into the forest we go. No trains are running on this track today but maybe one day the train will go by as it use to.
The Oceanspray was blooming and the white flowers were draped everywhere on the paths. I felt like I was in a magic forest. It was very enchanting.
Beautiful red columbine flowers were also in bloom. They are vibrant red in color so they really stand out.
In conclusion, I am very thankful for all these day trails in the Parksville area. Easily accessible and a great place to find peace and serenity. Chill out time in nature is important to body, mind and soul.
Really enjoyed creating these Cosmic Space fractals! Alternate universes and distant galaxies makes cosmic space art very exciting.
Planets are born in clusters and gravitational waves slowly pull them apart as they begin their orbits around distant suns.
The journey to the end of the Universe brings us back to our Galactic homeland. Perhaps from the beginning we were never meant to go so far into the stars.
The above fractals were a created using a combination of Apophysis and SpaceFX apps.
I really enjoy making fractals. If you like them too please visit my other web pages with lots of fractal art below:
Thanks for your support and good karma!
Nature time this week included a Enos Lake hike in Nanoose on Vancouver Island. Easy to access the trail and the hike to the lake is around 30 minutes.
The trail is downhill to the lake and is in good shape. Not many people were present which was a real bonus for enjoying the quiet nature.
We took the wrong turn on the trail and ended up by a large beaver pond that was buzzing with insects!
There were lots of the Common whitetail dragonflies flying around. They are amazing fliers and fun to watch. During the heat of the day we were lucky the mosquitoes were scarce!
Lots of frogs were croaking as well. They would probably love to hang out on these lily pads.
We found the right path to the lake. It is a bit more challenging with lots of exposed roots from the large Douglas Fir and Red Cedar trees. It’s all downhill to the lake from here!
I really love the nature in these deep woods ravines. Lots of big trees and knarley landscapes. We see glimpses of the lake below now.
A beautiful lake in nature is uplifting and spiritual.
Go play outside!
Little Qualicum Falls hike here!
A beautiful day for a short hike at Moorecroft Park! The ocean and mountain views are magnificent. Spring is in the air.
On the Eastern side of Vancouver Island this park offers views of the British Columbia mainland and Georgia Strait. Great place for kayaking or paddle boarding.
The shores and beach is very rocky making it a great place to warm up in the sunshine. Also a great place to find some privacy and serenity.
Many Arbutus trees are present on the shoreline. This indicates some major wind in the winter months. Today there is a slight breeze which is perfect to check out the inland trails.
Throughout the forest bright green moss envelopes the ground. After a wet winter this moss is doing very well. The deep forest is so peaceful.
Moorecroft Park is easy to hike and there is a visitor map right at the parking lot. Take the time to visit this small but beautiful natural park on Vancouver Island.
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