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- what for some of us is a storybook setting
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14 comments:
Ready for a cold kiss?..
I love a pretty dusting of snow! It must be fun to wake up and see this through your window. By the way, I am happy you and Mr. Brattcat would like to come to Charleston in the spring... come in late March if you can... lots of flowers should be blooming then :^)
Always quite warm here, not sure is we'll see some snow this year...
Love the little red brick chimney and green roof gable Brattcatt, looks very Christmassy!
Now that is a beautiful winter scene.
Agree with PDP about that red and green in the foreground - a perfect holiday card.
wow your captioning enhances the viewing experience!
It looks sweet.
Costas
Mmm. I can almost taste it - snow or powdered sugar!
A lovely bucolic scene with just a tad of forboding what with the dusting of snow and the darkness that drifts through those trees...
Lick.
V
Great shot and theme.
Robert Frost: The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep - and miles to go before I sleep.
Love that pic!
Ce.
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