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- the snow fell
- in the immortal words of stevie winwood
- where you goin?
- aye, me buck-o,
- we all, from time to time, reach toward the seemin...
- you may laugh, my dear italian friends,
- overlooking broad brook
- trillium
- fireworks in april
- for those who must be inside on the glorious days
- and now for the mother of yesterday's sweet potato...
- happy birthday to my brother, mark,
- have you ever noticed
- mr. brattcat's garden
- flashing
- oh, spring,
- mother nature's favorite lipstick
- i hope you haven't had your fill
- the humble, rumble bumblebee
- you arrived at the tail end of a snow storm...
- one of seven
- i don't mean to crow, said the rooster,
- the laundry
- portrait of a sad cat
- attending a show at the new england youth theater
- we need tom sawyer and a bit of whitewash
- may only joy
- waiting for spring
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29 comments:
The natural setting around the building is truly a beauty of nature.
Beautiful house, great landscape.. explosive colors..
Costas
Forsythias will oblige! Lots of oohs and ahhs!
Wow! Speechless at the beauty of this shot.
Perfect title. The Forsythia exploding beside the little red building and the silver shower of a tree behind the fence and arbor gateway. Lovely. MB
Another work of art from Mother Nature's paint box. Beautiful.
Sunny :)
Spring in New England looks about as colorful as the fall colors for which New England is so famous.
Any places for rent in your area? I would like a bit of that.
This is a wonderful combination of colors and spring detail. I love it.
I would be walking around with my mouth hanging open if I lived there! So much beauty!
It really looks like fireworks, beautiful shot dear brattcat!
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Léia
Wonderful image, another amzing palette!
that´s so bucolic... i wish i were in a place like that right now.
Very beautiful place and beautiful photo.
I see beautiful yellow blossoms on that tree.
These must be forsythia, linwood gold? Sure would like to get a start of them. I always use the cuttings to start more of most things. Forsythia can be cut off (a straight limb about pencil diameter) and stuck in the ground where it doesn't dry out. If watered once a week or so, it would grow by mid summer.
You're right, they are fireworks.
Are you sure this wasn't taken in the fall? Such beauty is breathtaking...and the colors - zounds!
Viewing this is just refreshing. I wold in a city center and live in a inner suburb - rarely get to see scenes like this.
Unbelievable yellow and perfect title! Just gorgeous!
This does look like fall! It's really quite pretty.
wow wow wow!!!!
I'm on a 3 hour each way rail journey tomorrow. Have Nicholas Young to keep me company.
Incredible and beautiful images, almost idyllic of dreamlike quality!
beautiful place, and beautiful color. congratulation.
Your choice of the red barn makes it even more resplendent!
Wonderful photo.
Glorious!
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