all thorny trees and spires
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- there's a new year coming
- such a tiny detail
- there are full animals and there are stuffed animals
- leaf lace
- sometimes sunlight
- may your day be filled with music
- and finally
- look how polished
- need rehab services?
- moving to another section of the gingerbread village
- brattleboro memorial hospital challenged each of i...
- take time to stop
- this jaunty gent
- happy birthday baby brother
- prickly little afternoon
- sunlight reaches through the ether
- time magazine's choice for person of the year 2011
- why did the chickens cross the road?
- ursi lives and works at the christmas tree farm
- through the stiff stubble of december
- do you think you would like
- the sun danced with wild abandon
- stay kitty stay
- this time of year
- the stuff of dreams
- technical help please...but not too technical
- the estey organ works
- it's beginning to look
- december clacks her long bone-fingers
- don't tarry, my feathered friends.
- theme day: action shot
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- brattcat
- One cat prowls around small town Vermont. ***************************************** All photos and text on this site are the property of Brattcat, Brattleboro Daily Photo. All rights reserved. No personal or commercial use, reproduction or republishing in any form is permitted without prior written consent.
18 comments:
This is the beginning of a book...
..or the beginning of a gothic movie...:o)
"...it was a dark and stormy night..." How's that for a book's beginning??
Ciel could be close! It certainly is a visual and verbal feast.
Look at THAT! What a marvelous photo - and I agree w/cieldequimper: it sounds like ythe beginning of a book.
Ouch!
I like this shot.
Wonderful attention to the detail here with two collections as you noted!
Bises,
Genie
It may be "prickly" but it ain't prickly heat. I thought perhaps y'all were sticking it to the sky!
Re a tatt: If I absolutely had to do it I'd get an anchor on my left bicep! But it ain't gonna happen. :-)
Now I could ask you the same question, but not today...
This looks like you have as high a density of churches as Rome.
I don't know what prompted Lowell's comment about tattoos, but it reminds me of a time during a deposition when the witness had a tattoo "Shirley" on his forearm, which resulted in the following exchange between the other lawyer and the witness:
Q: Are you married?
A: Yes.
Q: Would your wife's name be Shirley?
A: That is the name of my ex-wife. Big mistake.
Q: The wife or the tattoo?
A: Both.
This picture could have been taken here, looks so much alike!
God bless you!
Cezar
Greetings from an Amish community in Pennsylvania, I'm just checking out different blogs and thought id leave a comment. Happy holidays to everyone as well. Richard from Amish Stories
I have the feeling it's a bit cold out there.
You certainly couldn't get much more of a difference in 'atmosphere' between this image today to yesterdays image Brattcat. Yesterday was all gentle and comforting and today it's all dark and brooding! Nice work indeed.
Hello! I also liked this photo...
(I have problem with my accaount...)
But do spires inspire? MB
Yes... and lots of them...lol!
Superb, brattcat. The tree . . . amazing! The spires . . . amazing! Together . . . amazing. And superb.
Love it. The steeples look like wizards' hats.
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