though we'll be tromping through drifts of it soon enough
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- may you pass through the gateway from this year to...
- furious race to the sea
- oh, malyss,
- oh, my darlin', oh, my darlin',
- every chef needs a break every once in a while
- glittering stars
- for those who observe this holiday (and for those ...
- this is one of the most unusual
- a lovely octogenerian, shirley squires
- a-purr in the manger
- he's making a list
- on the streets of brattleboro
- the glass blower
- the brittle bones of an apple orchard
- a momentary dearth of snow
- are there others out there
- on the stone fence in our backyard, happy, happy l...
- what creature of the woods
- on a recent walk in the retreat woods
- the troll left his post to get a mocha latte
- to make a mountain:
- can you ever truly be lost
- the grasses of november
- this sleigh stopped one night in a snowy wood
- tote road through a cedar swamp
- a backyard in stowe,
- the retreat clocks in their tower,
- at dusk, a cat watches
- brussel sprouts...gotta love 'em
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- "time it was, and what a time it was, it was
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24 comments:
This looks like a scene that Andrew Wyeth would paint.
Wonderful composition on this one. Love that edge of sky above. Soothing image.
Ahhh it's adorable!
the sweet house and those trees, so beautiful scenery!
Léia
That really looks pretty and a nice respite from the snow. As long as you get a white Christmas, right?
You will have to go back for an updated view when the snow comes.
Very pretty scene; it would fun to see again, after the dearth is over.
Have a good weekend.
☼ Sunny
Yes, what Steffe says--it would be neat to see a follow-up image in snow. So soon that white fluff will be making everything new again.
Enjoy the moment. MB
found you on Luna's blog...love the look/feel of your blog and today's photo is just beautiful!
We are your newest followers!
Caren and Cody from Cat Chat http://opcatchat.blogspot.com
I agree with Dave about this scene! I guess it's only a matter of time before the white stuff falls.
A very interesting composition...almost looks like that house sank into the ground - sort of like Lois' shot from Cedar Key of a few days back...
You think you'll get more snow this winter? :-)
Awesome photo. Looks like the area around Eureka Springs, AR to me.
The peace before the storm..
It has always been a fantasy to spend a winter in a comfortable Vermont cabin in the woods with a couple of big dogs, enough firewood and food. This looks like the ideal spot for such a dream.
Nice scene. Be thankful for a reprieve from the snow. It will hit soon enough.
Can't believe it. We've already had 11 inches so far this season and we aren't out of Dec. yet. Our snow doesn't usually show up until Jan. We're lucky to have white Christmases around here.
It is a fantastic shot. Like to see it when the snow arrives.
It's unbelievable: we baated you to it...
So lovely to see this
Hugs for Brattcat from Kareltje =^.^=
looks so pretty
I hope that snow is not a wish of yours: our blizzard cured me of that!
Dave's observation is right on, Wyeth would have liked this!!
Lovely composition and great colours once again.
I think it looks like to a painting...
The one of those mushrooms in my blog is edible.
If there was a "Painting with pixels" contest, this would be a winner. So beautiful.
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