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- is it possible for a house to show emotion?
- is this a harbinger of spring?
- i don't know if this is art
- a dear and thoughtful friend
- ah, winter,
- a tire swing, custard paint, and sparkling icicles
- guide me home on a bitter night
- looking over the connecticut river valley
- blankets of snow
- porch detail on oak street
- locking out the snow and ice
- shimmering sleeves of ice
- gliding through crystal laden air,
- stitch by stitch, row by row
- baby brattcat
- how long
- it's so intriguing
- corner porch
- winter farmer's market
- this is kind of what headlights look like to me at...
- fact:
- hardly the road less traveled...
- barn and bales
- a sign
- white house
- who knows what lurks in the hearts of sheep?
- some curious sheep
- can you hear the branches
- when the wind stops
- painters know
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17 comments:
Interesting angle on this one. Where is everyone headed, I want to know. I want to go!
Birdman can go. I will stay home and warm.
He's right, though, I want to know where they are going, too. Doesn't look like cross country ski tracks, looks like plain ol' footprints. Must be something good over that horizon!
From the little arrow signs it looks like this is a hiking trail. Otherwise, it would be very strange to see so many tracks disappearing over the hill.
Good photo but the terrain doesn't appeal to me either; staying home and being warm has greater incentive.
It looks like a snowmobile trail but it doesn't look like snowmobile tracks.
☼ Sunny
And, they've left a path for others to follow.
Oh, is it snow? I thought it was sand and prints led to the water. But why doesn't anyone veer off? Why does everyone go the same way?
I will go with Birdman, I need to know!
Oh, but it must be a particularly good path then! It makes me want to see what's over the ridge.
If I may express my sentiment about your photo, "REMEMBER THOSE that have gone before us." My sentiment is a play on your words -- My twist personalizes how I view the photo. -- barbara
It is terrible to think about the consequences if you turn the sign upside down, as planned))
Is this a path through the fields? It looks to be more preferred by cattle than people. But then what would I know? I'm a city kid.
Would love to know what is on the other side!
It's very slushy where I live today. A little bit like we see here.
Hello!
I agree with You....
Such a pleasing sight, those footprints heading up the hill, to that line of blue sky. . .and what will we see when we get there? Super shot!
A public footpath? This is a post to ponder.
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