and blue sky presses its pert nose through the clouds,
brattleboro transforms into the stuff of storybooks.
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- the wind howled and the rain sheeted down
- foggy morning
- do angels
- it's been bitter cold up here in brattleboro
- let's come in from the cold for a moment
- come walk with me in
- light on the morning after a storm
- stiff fingers
- ice fishing
- heading south down route 30
- the retreat farm dozed in the early morning
- with the snow still falling, before the sidewalk p...
- snow fell
- during the storm all sound was muted
- extreme skateboarding
- when you're in the dog house
- when fog gives way
- ever since baby brattcat's departure,
- what comes down
- feeling ever so much better today...thank you for ...
- this is the way my stomach feels
- some eager beaver
- snowshoers, cross-country skiers, and intrepid wal...
- ski jumping
- always be polite to a penguin
- minty cool
- wells fountain in winter
- using up scrap yarn
- happy new year...favorite image from 2012
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17 comments:
So picturesque; it looks just like a postcard. Lucky you!
I like your prose as much as the photo!
Just what I was about to say: a fairy tale's mood!
Thanks for the big size, I enlarged the image and it's magnificent!
Léia
What a beautiful image. It certainly has a storybook feel.
THis picture makes me think about naive puzzles...
With fairies and dragons...
What a lovely view of Wantastiquet and the colorful houses in the rising fog!
I am a newcomer to your blog. I saw your messages at the blogs of Birdman & of Library Jewel...Your photos & poetry delight me, thank you for sharing them. ~Rita
Pretty, brattcat. Brattleboro must be pretty in that kind of light.
It looks like the New England of the American imagination. Hopelessly romantic, and yet real.
Your photo certainly does make it look like a story book place... beautiful light, color, point of view, setting! How inspiring it must be to live here :^)
Lovely, totally lovely. I am ready for the fog to leave here, too. We've got a temperature inversion holding it over Portland right now. Sun's shining bright up on Mr. Hood where the temp is warmer.
Like a postcard, fog is so lovely, even when it is leaving.
I think it would make a terrific scene on a page in a book for children.
It's like the beginning of a story Brattcat..
Oh, yes! So purty! Camden is looking that way today, too. . .
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