cue a soft breeze
(it's been hot in brattleboro the last couple of day, about 90 degrees fahrenheit)
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- for sandie p.
- pinkity, porkity piglets
- on a lovely evening the american songbook shone
- our town library (brooks memorial)
- meet roger haydock
- alley way
- once this church held services,
- here is the sparrow
- are laundromats universal?
- the poem peddler is back
- the hammock on a hummock in ronnie's verdant garden
- for j.m.: a close-up of the horses
- a sparrow
- once the train station
- down at the marina
- the will to live
- the whetstone brook dives headfirst
- ants savor the taste of peony honey
- would you go fishing with these people?
- even in the rain
- any port in a storm
- sometimes it's good to
- i'll take my dinner with a nimbus of light on the ...
- busy little bee
- after the heifers strolled down main street
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19 comments:
You could possibly send over some warmth to us, as spring insists in keeping cold through the end...
God bless you!
Cezar
That's a lot of GREEN! If you're headin' to the the hammock, a cool drink is a must today!
Being rocked by the wind there, through the leaves, to close the eyes and enjoy the light breeze..sigh..a kind of top of the tops of simple happyness!
Hammocks are so wonderful. Lay back and enjoy.
We are green like you are only much cooler. Yesterday was in the 60s and today it is raining. Keeping us VERY green. MB
Enchanting spot! Hope the breeze kicks in. . .
Looks like a lovely little arbor where can nap, read, and dream.
Yhat does call to you, come on rest a bit!
Bonjour Sweet friend!
Thanks for so nice comment that you left today for me!You mad my day! :)
and don't forget that I have a son ( he is 22 years old ) and the youngest is little LUNA with 7! :)
I need to say that I miss so much the time that I could take all of them in my arms! :)
Bon dimanche!
Léia
Fortunately, it is hot here and the 90s were forecast but so far it is stuck short of that.
The picture looks lush and green.
Gosh, your heat now is as high as ours. I hope your humidity isn't as bad though.
This is such a lovely and perfect spot! I'd lie there with a book but chances are good that I'll promptly fall asleep.
I'm with Cezar! A hammock is nice but not in winter!!
This just cries out for a good book and cool drink...heaven.
That is a bit hot for such a north eastern lush green place. But, this looks like it might be a cool place to go.
Next treasure in your blog.
I see the weather is much better there than here, I hope we could use soon a hammock like this...
wow this is so cool!
Heavenly. I love the sea but actually there is nothing more peaceful than a country scene like this. Give me a good book and this place will suit me forever!
Absolutely lovely spot and photo!
Beautiful photo..................
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