gently knead the eager earth, stir in drops of minty green color, dust lightly with sugar
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21 comments:
It does looks edible it's so pretty.
Another lovely landscape. Happy week-end!
Yummy! :)
God bless you!
Cezar
I've never been there in winter. Very nice image this morning.
I love your recipe!
Cut it up and serve it for a holiday dinner! Delicious shot!
Thanks, BC, for all your comments. I thought you might like the Cedar Key condo!
Re your question on Florida Fotos: Fires in the Everglades are quite common. Sometimes they are caused by arson; sometimes by morons who throw out cigarettes or who forget to put out a campfire; but most are caused by lightning. They can be rather spectacular, but also a real pain if you're trying to drive across Alligator Alley as the authorities frequently shut it down (I-75) due to smoke cutting off visibility...
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Very beautiful landscape!
Have a good week-end!
Beautiful mountain.
Have a great weekend.
Costas
Your photos make me hungry for nature and for breakfast.
That sugary dust looks great on that mountain.
It sounds like a page from Mother Nature's Cook Book.
Beautiful scenery!
☼ Sunny
That is so beautiful. We could use a dusting, can you send some over?
Brattcat:
Someone could use your recent photos to illustrate a story. Very charming. Makes me want the details. What is happening here? Now! What next? Stay tuned!
Jan
GDP
A long time ago, my kid brother and I made mountains with a carpet to play with our toy soldiers...
Very pretty, but gosh that looks cold!
Perfect recipe!I would think there was more snow in Canada!
Oh yummy!!! Powdered sugar.
I believe if you change horses in mid stream you just may get a little (or a lot) wet.
I am half way back and thank you for your lovely thought. MB
I think frost line pictures really tell a story about ecology and our enviroment, as well as the weather in certain parts of the world.
Nice shot.
What a a view! :)
And he cooked only 7 days. Beautiful.
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