river road, putney, vermont
august 29, 2011
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- yesterday, storms raced by on their wild, gray steeds
- happy birthday
- autumn moves through the streets
- what a day
- climb up these stairs
- their season
- dog gone
- what could be easier
- she mesmerizes
- now isn't she just the cat's
- how cherished was young winnifred
- pebbles from the whetstone brook
- as narcissus discovered,
- the line forms
- raindrops
- come linger a moment beside me.
- tender petals turn toward the sun
- boston twinkles
- how weary the mill workers
- thank you
- fresh picked peaches
- the view
- what do you see
- after a week of sun-blissed weather
- at the green mountain orchard in putney
- even with so much flattened by water
- a river runs through it
- obsessed
- swollen river
- theme day: perspective
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15 comments:
Reflections, reflections...Were do the fish go when there's a flood?and where when the flood is over and the water goes back into its place?..
One thing about water. It goes where ever it pleases. Whenever it wants.
Stunning pics but not so stunning aftermath . . .
Your comment reminds me of the movie of the same name...loved it as I enjoy these photos today. Water is both a blessing and a curse. Santa Fe and the Southwest could use some of this water!!
Great photos of dangerous and beloved element.
I have driven the Putney Road several times. It is pretty. Here is hoping that this road is not one of those that washed out in Irene.
Amazing something so soft and pliable in large quanties can do so much damage, or provide such beautiful refflections.
Water is powerful as I have been reminded these past few days. Thankfully, we did not see the destruction you have felt in Brattleboro.
Bises,
Genie
Beauty and calm after the storm, fortunately!
They are beautifully captured images Brattcat, if only the water was in it's proper place, are you still getting a lot of rain making it harder for the water level to sink?
This series about water is a real beauty: non just for picture quality but for communicating something to us. Actually I could say the same for most of your posts, but this one and the "swollen river" beat all... so far.
The first photo depicts nature's timeless beauty to the innocent bystander.
I am expecting to see fairies in this first shot... Out of this world.
Water is as beautiful as dangerous. You took great advantage of both in this wonderful shots.
So much destruction made so much beauty.
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