on the rocks.
(taken two days ago, already melted)
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- taking a break from work in the hardware store
- would anyone care to venture a guess
- not only have gremlins taken root in my computer,
- putney road market
- impervious to cold,
- mother nature's late winter libation
- making tracks
- there was an old birdie who lived in a boot
- contemplating snow storms in march,
- gremlins have taken over entirely
- these firemen on elliot street use a quiet moment
- here's a spicy bit of green
- if we had a window into each individual life,
- brattcat's brattcat watches vigilantly for the gre...
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- restless fingers of ice
- back to reality?
- our last glorious day in seattle
- at the seattle science center
- one morning we toured the seattle public library.
- on the bus to tacoma dome
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19 comments:
Maybe i'm just a fatty, but I was reminded of slices of christmas cake looking at this. You know, the snow being the marzipan and the dark rocks being the currants and stuff.
... I'll take a shot of Powers whiskey, please. Thanks. And I like this image this AM.
So pleasing, these rocks, the repeating curves . . .
cool (pun intended) :)
As we say in France: "a last one for the road!"..:)
They look like cake with royal icing.
I think this photo is very interesting and thoughtful! Well done!
They look like snow covered whales!
Lovely colours and snowflakes for a winter farewell...
God bless you!
Cezar
This rocks!
How lovely and spring is on its way.
You captured a beautiful image here.
I think I'll skip. Too big rocks, too cold. :-)
I love this image of receding layers. Great eye to see this one.
Very interesting. I like the shape of the rocks and the snow IS the frosting. MB
We got an unexpected dump this weekend, too. Much more likely up your way. I like the composition in this one.
Beautiful Nature designs, fresh and relaxing spot!
Beautiful image!
Perfect caption for a great picture.
There may be more libation on Friday :(
☼ Sunny
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