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- what do you bring
- when lightning struck and set this place afire
- to s.c., who writes like an angel
- a gift from mr. brattcat
- no wake
- taking a dive
- photo walk
- gray day
- don't you wonder what snow flake bentley
- i'm only repeating what i hear in the barnyard...
- waist deep in day lillies
- blog buddies
- i could be wrong
- no curtains
- how now wet cow?
- sometimes i'm not the only cat
- i can't thank you enough
- if apricots can grow in heady profusion on green s...
- roots
- almost faded.
- do gardeners dream in color?
- so much depends upon a green wagon
- at the teddy bear picnic
- can we imagine what is desired
- this heat wave we're experiencing in new england
- for jilly:
- james taylor and carole king
- happy fourth
- my beloved mom
- not far beyond this point the road ends,
- july theme: reflections
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20 comments:
As usual, words full of wisdom! :)
And this picture is wonderful, huge tree!
Hugs
Léia
*** Luna loved so much Brattcat comments in her blog, thanks a lot, it's adorable!
Sooner or later, we all manage to get back to them.
Summer adventures growing up. Can ya beat it?
I'm leaving today to visit my roots in Norway and Sweden!
Whether getting back to them or laying them down, life has more meaning with them. Lovely image, especially the angle forcing the boys to be 'climbing'.
Wise words. These have boys have found quite a root system!
Ah, roots. Tangled roots. Strong roots.
Wasn't Calvin Cooledge from Vermont? You seem to have refined (and improved upon) his knack for expressing thoughts in a few words.
The roots are needed for the riverbank as well, to prevent erosion and limit the silt for those downstream, as undoubtedly the wetlands downstream have been paved over so that the silt is no longer deposited as bottom land for prime farming.
Well said. MB
You can change your leaves but not your roots.
☼ Sunny
Aren't they what makes us stronger?
P.S.: of course I forget to say that this tree is magnificent.
This is a fantastic image, not only because of the impressive tree but also for the boys and the wonderful background in green. Truly love it!
Lovely! Roots can be nice or not. Sometimes it's best to leave well enough alone!
Re your comment on Cedar Key: Yes.
splendid scene! the roots with the green are an amazing background!
Why I am thinking of my dentist?
Wow, just watching re-runs of LOST, never watched it on TV....they have those roots by the millions on that island. Maybe they were 'lost' in Vermont!
See you soon!!!!!
Terrific pic.
These roots go on forever it seems. What a wonderful playground.
Big tree...........
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