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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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17 comments:
It moves once a year, around december, 25 th, and then comes back here, in order you BELIEVE it does not move...:)
How extraordinary and how absolutely beautiful!
What a nice shoot. The sleigh look like a sad person. Felt alone & abandone.
Peculiar. You never know what you'll find in the woods.
That is a fine looking sleigh to be left abandoned in the woods.
Delightful and sad all in one picture.
It would be a great restoration project.
☼ Sunny
It needs a visit from some industrious elves!
Ready? Go!!! :-)
That's kind of sad... sleigh gotta glide. What a wonderful image. The red, the black the white, the age.
It happens. I found a few sleighs in an old barn a few years ago. The following winter the barn collapsed, not sure what happened with the sleighs.
waiting for Santa? I think so. Lovely.
V
Hello! How are You?!
I agree with these comments ...
Nice!
Ouch... What a story may lie behind this sleigh!
How did I miss this one? What a great find! Sad, but nostalgic at the same time. I wonder what it was used for in the past?
What a pretty sleigh to just have been abandoned in the woods! Maybe you took it home...?
Oh, in response to your gingerbread house comment: I did not feel inspired to go home and make one. I prefer projects that don't involve care and patience! Even putting lights on the Christmas tree and wrapping presents usually ends up with me cursing and throwing things across the room. I think I need a little more zen in my life...
maybe it did not have miles to go ...
Ditto Jilly's comment. Completely captivating. I would love to hear the stories people might write after seeing this inspiring shot.
-Kim
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