bare branches piroutte in the march dusk
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10 comments:
Oh boy, that looks cold and dreary...wish I could send you some sunshine!
Stay warm and have a great weekend!
Such a beautiful way to describe this scene.
Spring must be around the corner...
Love the dance. Are those snowmobiles off to the left? I'm assuming that isn't how you arrived on the scene. . .
The trees can barely wait for spring!
You have written a perfect metaphor. Soon the dancers will be more beautifully adorned.
Another winter day. We have had 109 days with snow now.
Amazing to see such a wintery scene still Brattcat, surely it can't go on much longer!
Indeed, a cold and beautiful winter dance!
Beautiful post, Brattcat!
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