Good morning to all my Hive friends!
This morning, I went for a quiet walk along the outskirts of my village. The air was still moist from the gentle rain that fell last night, and the soft rays of sunlight peeked through the clouds. It was the perfect backdrop for observing the subtle changes in nature—those little details we often miss in our daily rush. But today, something special caught my attention: the presence of snails, mushrooms, and the fresh, earthy scent of the ground after rain.
As I walked along a narrow path in my garden, shaded by trees and wild grass, I noticed several snails slowly making their way across the damp ground. I also came across a large, dark-colored ground creature with a rounded shell, blending seamlessly with the wet earth. Their slow, deliberate movement made me pause and reflect on how calm and peaceful nature can truly be.
Not far from where the snails were crawling, I noticed that several mushrooms had sprouted overnight. Some were growing in clusters on decaying pieces of wood, though the damp and humid conditions made them less ideal for photography. Mushrooms are nature’s silent recyclers — they help break down dead matter and return nutrients to the soil. Their presence is a gentle reminder that the environment is still rich and balanced in its own quiet way.
Finally, nature’s transformations become more active during rainy days. It quietly reminds us that the environment is constantly changing, even when we’re unaware. It’s during these silent moments that we truly feel the rhythm of nature. I returned home filled with gratitude for having witnessed this peaceful side of life, and with hope that the beauty surrounding us will continue to thrive.
Thank you reading
Have A nice day.
Best Regards,
Samadi Madushanki .
