but i think this might be one of the reasons vermont is called
the green mountain state
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26 comments:
The layered look in paintings and photos of hills and mountains always has a soothing tone to it. Are these hills filled with the sound of music, too?
Surely you jest. And I won't call you Shirley again.
Surely you jest. And I won't call you Shirley again.
breathtaking view!
Something about the layering of hills/mountains, those graceful lines, the foliage lush in the green, green summer: ahhhhh.
Beautiful picture of landscape!
Kate's comment about whether these hills are filled with the sound of music is quite apt, as I believe that the Von Trapp family owns and inn in Vermont and still sings.
Tall green waves of a fresh green ocean..
Beautiful layers of green!
I'd say you are probably right. Ain't it wonderful. MB
Beautiful!
It's as if your picture came first and then the slogan. :)
Not to mention the incredible fall colours! When I think of Vermont I immediatly 'see' the reds and the goldens.
I thought Vermont was named for the Green Mountain Men!
'Tis a beautiful sight, whatever!
It looks beautiful and so - green. I like the misty haze of the mountains in the distance.
Cheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
Lovely curves and layers here, BC.
cool green!
Like the dissolving plans through the fog.
Something tells me I've seen these hills and all this GREEN recently.
Ah, c'mon. This could be the Ozarks. Got any hillbillies in Vermont?
Very lovely place.
Green shot ! Thank you for all your comments. I stop my blog during a month...
This could be called Paradise, from where I am looking. Lovely green in the mist.
My beautiful green neighbors :)
☼ Sunny
Guess you're right there
You captured the essence! I love how the mountains and hills take on that layered look.
Wonderful place....................
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