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15 comments:
You are so talented at finding/framing intriguing roof line scenes.
It's hard to fight gravity.
..offering to the eyes a view as beautyful as a 19th century romantic painting..
Which then makes it an excellent subject to photograph. MB
So beautiful scenery, I've enlarged the picture and I think...I guess there is a coke near the barn(?), anyway it's adorable! :)
Hugs
Léia
B2 is right of course. Gravity shows no mercy! HA
Here's your tart recipe. IT is best with harder fruit like apples or pears but blueberries can be used. They pop open in cooking so it's not the prettiest but yummy!
In a pie shell put blueberries, but don't mound them.
make a mixture of: 2 eggs, 1/2 stick melted butter, 3/4C sugar, 1/4 tsp. vanilla and a pinch of salt.
Pour over berries and bake at 350 for 45 minutes.
Bon appetit!!
V
This is such a wonderful shot. I love the garden still working hard to yield it's bounty. The sky is gorgeous against the roof. I love autumn...just wish it would get here. :)
Brattcat, Your words are just so wonderfully 'drawn' this morning. Ya, that's autumn.
The gravity of your comment requires deep thought. But I think deep thought is declining in our time. And with that I'm going to drop into bed.
It's a grave (gravitational?) situation.
But a beautiful photo!
What a nice turn of phrase. The push of gravity will feel stronger when the heavy white blanket falls.
It has succumb to beauty. Wonderful color!
...but save the chickens!
☼ Sunny
Beautiful Autumn scene.
Beautiful photo!
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