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23 comments:
What a beautiful scene Brattcat, is that a little house I see in the distance?
All jewels are not hidden in jewel-boxes...
It's a barn, Perth. Along this road the barns pop up as regularly as wild flowers. Thank you for your thoughtful comments and regular visits!
And to you, too, dear Malyss, thank you.
It doesn't get more poetic than this. Shall we drive a cart?
Waiting for the paper moon.......
You are so wonderful at evoking thought in your photos. Loved the museum one too!
Have a great week!
Perfect place for a great promenade!
This picture is a lovely postcard, thanks for this beautiful image!
Léia :)
*** I'm totally easygoing now!
Beautiful ribbon and gown, beautiful words to match your scene . . .
It's a road that begs to be followed.
How could anyone not love summer when there are scenes like this to uplift one's soul?!
I'd love go for a drive along that road and see where it takes me.
Beautiful photograph with beautiful words!
I like how you composed this one.
From a good place to a good place.
And soon enough those hills will be in all their fall glorious colors.
What beautiful place!
Ahhh! Those great Vermont backroads, all twists and turns with great views of the mountains everywhere.
For someone surrounded of glass and concrete this wonderful image look like paradise!
I would never get to Canada. I would stop at each turn to take a picture!
Absolutely lovely road!
Can't believe that I almost miss seeing this. This is a wonderful capture of the idyllic landscape around your area. Would love to see this in person. Would you know the name or number of this road? Thanks.
Thanks brattcat for your speedy response. We often go for drives near the Quebec/Vermont border. That may just be our next destination. And I'm so glad to hear that you had fun times in Montreal.
I enjoy reading your blog and will add link to my blog. Hope to hear from you soon.
If only . . . I do miss Vt. so.
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