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- in florida, searchlights
- last night i dreamed of florida
- skywatch friday: i dreamed of towers
- this old house thursday: s'no doubt about it
- on ice
- off with the boots
- monochrome monday: across from the common
- waiting
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- skywatch friday: strange sky
- this old house thursday: north avenue stucco
- sugar coating is
- yesterday morning the snow kissed
- monochrome monday: on orchard street
- january thaw
- meet nancy braus, bookstore owner
- best image 2009: obsession, posted july 11
- this old house thursday: where my daughters were born
- simply succulent
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- am i blue?
- thought you might like to come in from the cold fo...
- John and Targ's sugar house
- skywatch friday: under a blouzy sky
- until winter's spell is broken
- life is a picnic?
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35 comments:
BRAVO! :)
I enlarged the picture, it's outstanding!
BEAUTIFUL!
I think life is a picnic if you have positive feelings and face the adversities with faith.
A picnic time is a happy feeling inside your heart!For me chocolate is essential! :)
I love your pictures and creative words!
Hugs
Léia
A wonderful scene, whose magic sense of suspension turns rather into suspense, because of the patch in the sky...
I thought we lived in a fairly harsh environment. I think you live in a far more harsh environment.
Any word yet? I will go check FDE.
It's the season to feast on winter's beauty served with lots of hot cocoa.
Very pretty scene.
Sunny :)
Love the tone and composition of your photograph. It ALMOST looks inviting, but living in the "frozen tundra" of Minnesota, I KNOW the reality of melting snow and ice. But, your scene makes it look ever so inviting. I'll wait for summer, or at least spring, for the picnic.
Wonderful, great snow photo!
Here in switzerland is nothing :-(
Greetings
Yvi
No problems with ants at at picnic now.
No picnic today! But this is a picnic of a picture!
Love the shot. It is magical and is a picnic in itself.
Yes we all have good memories of Betty. she was one in a million. MB
That's a storybook shot. Picnic for the birds?
Make sure you're wearing your snowpants for that picnic lunch!
This is stunning. A view from your window?
It really is a nice looking photograph. The color in the sky is a real treat.
CQ, the birds have a picnic every day. And they don't need a table, though some I think enjoy eating at one. Henny, this is not out my window. It's at the very beginning of a walk I love to take about a three minute drive from my home.
Cold chicken and potato salad?
I love the sky you captured in this one.
Benches and snow? A dream of a picture for me!!
Life can be a picnic if you know to put the right things on the table..I mean, life is what you want it to be,and depends on the way the way you look at things...
(You see, benches always lead to philosophy!Ü)
To answer to your question:The swap was about time, we had to send two books, one about time , and one that we discovered in 2009. Something good to eat.A calendar or a diary.A notebook. And a small surprise.
Geez, that's a gorgeous scene BUT it's cold. But truly beautiful.
Keep warm. Thanks for your comments at Tampa DP.
This definitely deserves to be enlarged and given a closer look. Very nice. I like that the snow is pristine and undisturbed and the sky is interesting.
Beautiful, gorgeous photo! I love the trees and the sky and "water", and undisturbed snow. This scene is a feast for the eyes, and there is so much to capture the imagination.
Oh how fabulous. What a great shot you've taken, Brattcat.
About the swap about time:
I send a book of japanese poems called Haïkus. These are small poetries in three lines . I love this kind of poetry. And the theme of the book was "the four seasons", so, perfect for the theme of time.
And my second book was from an american writer that I discovered this year and loved very much. The writer is C.J. Box, and I send "Blue heaven".
It is very beautiful picture.I agree life is a big picnic for us too.
A cold picnic
Why not :-)
It looks very peaceful there !!
Really winter wonderland ...
I feel cold just looking at that beautiful, icy scene! I think I'll take my picnics indoors for now, thank you very much. A nice blanket on the living room floor, some pb&j, and we're set!
And I thought life was a beach.
Marvellous photo.
I remember a proverb saying that there is no bad weather, only wrong clothes!
I'm with the bad poet (Vogon Poet) about no bad weather only bad clothes; but that looks a little too chilly for a picnic.
A true painting. Brilliant!
Magical. Another gorgeous snowy scene for us to admire from afar!
V
No problem getting a spot at the table with that weather...
If you're a bird, or moose, or a porcupine, or a coyote, or a fox...
This photo is so enchanting and terribly romantic!
That is what you call...atmosphere!
Bravo!
A SUPERB shot! :-)
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