Happy May Day!  I spent several years making spiritual land art around the Midwest, particularly Ohio.  The photo above is an iris flower offering in the hand of a Quan Yin statue, at the Whatever Works Labyrinth, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Everyday Sacred Geometry: Hexagram
Land of the Sky: River Cane in Cherokee, NC
A grove of river cane on the Cherokee Indian reservation. River cane (Arundinaria gigantea) belongs to the only genus of bamboo native to the eastern half of North America. It was once an essential resource for making baskets, arrows, and structures and a stabilizing element for wetlands and streams. It is now considered endangered, having lost an estimated 95% of its original habitat.
Land of the Sky: Mount Pisgah
Sunset on Mount Pisgah, just outside of Asheville. The name is traditionally given to mountains with an incredible view of the surrounding area.  This meaning is derived from the Bible.  Moses saw the entire landscape of the “Promised Land” from a Mount Pisgah (Hebrew, pisgah, “summit”).
Everyday Sacred Geometry: Nautilus Spiral
The spiral of a nautilus shell.