poured out of their barn when they heard my footfall on the path
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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
- photo of the year 2010
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18 comments:
There's not much to do in a barn in winter..Every visitor with news from the world will be welcomed!
They probably thought it was the god, Ram! I mean, just look at them - so sheepish!
Re your comment on Ocala: I dunno about being "a man of vision," but I do know that I'm seeing things I haven't seen before...which is both good and bad. Especially when cleaning.
Ya, they must have been playin' with you... see the 'sheepish' grins.
The Lamb
William Blake
Little Lamb, who made thee
Does thou know who made thee
Gave thee life & bid thee feed.
By the stream & o'er the mead;
Gave thee clothing of delight,
Softest clothing woolly bright;
Gave thee such a tender voice.
Making all the vales rejoice:
Little Lamb who made thee
Does thou know who made thee
aw they are so cute!!
hehehe they are cute and I think they want some special individual portrait!
Léia
It looks like they will be challenged to go out in the field to find something to eat.
What a bunch of cuties. In regards to our winter it's been really mild this year. This last snow is starting to melt but slowly. Spring is really windy, summer warm and fall is just lovely. When were you thinking of coming?
Regardless of what they were thinking, I'm glad you got this photo!
Very interesting moment...
They look like they ve been expecting someone...
Or something.
Costas
They look interested in what is going on -- little did they know they would be the feature photo on your blog -- they are beautiful -- barbara
I think they can really use all that wool, with this weather...
'Where's our food? Where's our food?'
I wonder what breed of sheep they be and whether they are for wool or for meat?
Are they close together because it's cold?
Please stop by on Thursday, after midnight on Wednesday even, at Portland Oregon Daily Photo to see my first ever embedded video. It shows my younger son Leland bouldering at The Circuit in Portland, Oregon, as filmed by his older brother Lamont, who also boulders.
Nice to be greeted like that...I can rely on our golden Amy to do the same. I like the color tones of the photo.
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