father time sits quietly on a bench
surrounded by fountains, stone walls, gardens,
feeling blissfully grateful
(rindge, new hampshire)
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18 comments:
I love these images this morning. I wish I had been there with you takin' in the view.
No stained-glass windows needed for inspiration here! Gorgeous.
Beautiful images: so calm, so peaceful, mm?
Beautiful images and sweet memories. This was one of my Dad's favorite places to visit.
☼ Sunny
I was at the tower not too long ago. Any idea what time you'll be there? I have a couple of appointments but may be able to juggle things around.
Certainly, a contemplative spot.
Such wonderful, beautiful nature! Ahh!
each image is uniquely striking!
This almost gives a European feel to it...Italy, maybe?
I'll do my best, but I don't think it will work as I will be in the other direction. If at all possible, I'll be there :)
Wonderful and peaceful place!I place that for sure I would like to pray.Thanks for sharing your pictures!
Léia
Beautiful! Funny, my post today is about a natural cathedral as well!
The idea of a natural cathedral sounds good to my ears.. and so much benches to enjoy the place! a kind of paradise o earth...
This is just gorgeous! A perfect place for some meditation. Or to take photos!
Re your pizza eating ability. I knew that. I think I read about it in the Vermont Times. Of course I could be wrong. ;-)
I forgot to tell you that there is an area not too far from Stone Creek known as Bridalwood. I have no idea why...I would expect Bridlewood with all of our horses. Right?
A wonderful scenery, a natural cathedral.
May I post your first picture on my blog of benches? Quoting the source, obviously.
See--I am having as much fun as you. MB
A Happy Birthday to you, thank you for sharing it with us with this beautiful post. Salud!
Thank you for sharing
This fabulous work with us
Good creations
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