As the days grow longer and warmer, the woodpiles grow smaller and smaller.
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9 comments:
I just discovered your blog and I love your photos! My avatar says meow to yours!
The picture looks warm too !!
Lovely post :)))
Great picture, lovely house! I think fireplace so "romantic"!
Kind Regards
Léia :-)
Very interesting. Yesterday, Lois Anne talked to our daughter in Colorado and she said their woodpile is almost gone!
Nice shot!
Have a great day!
To Greg's avatar, Brattcat is delighted to make your acquaintance.
Is this your house ?
Yeah it was snow, sometimes you can see the crystals reflected by the sun.
I hope everything is going fine for you, take care.
This house must be comfortable. An ideal place to live. I would like to live in a house like this. There is no chaos and image of the city here.
I like the subject a lot! Reminds me of rural Georgia!
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