nothing like a still pond
after the jangly, larger than life, sensual overload of the big city
new york was great!
but it's good to be home.
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16 comments:
Methinks a balanced life between cities and waterlily ponds is a good thing! This lools so much like a little paradise.
I can sympathize. Living in Manila sometimes gets on my nerves.
Lovely, peaceful pond.
Peacefulness at its best. Wonderful photo! Quite a contrast to NYC... :-)
I'll bet you appreciate this little pond even more after returning from big city scenes. I hope you took lots of pictures!
I took some photos in NYC but because it's not my beat, and because it is covered by some fantastic bloggers it would be silly to post them but thanks, Greensboro, always, for your comments.
Lovely peaceful picture. Home, sweet home...
There's no place like home! Lovely picture.
Sunny :)
Going home to Brattleboro from NYC is probably like walking out of a rock concert into a doctor's waiting room.
Lovely shot, Brattcat!
It's good to be able to have easy access to the big city but at the same time easy retreat back home where everything is quieter...
God bless you!
Cezar
Ahh, so calm, so peaceful, so green. Ahh.
There is indeed no place like home.
Thank you for your question on my post today about the beaches in Costa Rica. I edited my post to make it more clear. All beaches are public, so we can walk along the beaches for miles, even if the public cannot reach the beach by car because it is located within a master-planned, gated development.
Gotta be a pond like this in every rural neighborhood... ah!
Would be nice to find a corner like this in every city. Maybe not so perfect...
Very nice image, and I feel the same way when I return home.
Lovely and yes, very peaceful. Isn't it nice to have such beauty around us?
It's always good to get back home after a little or big adventure and there's nothing like sleeping in your own bed.
Speaking of little adventures . . . "Clueless" & I are wandering up towards the "green mountain state" later this week. Bennington is one of our destinations.
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