accepts the assault of the storm knowing this too shall pass
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- what would you plant
- a masterpiece in stone
- men who cook
- ayla's hands traveled like hummingbird wings
- poor unsuspecting innocents,
- clouds with attitude
- signs of spring-two
- signs of spring-one
- i could continue singing charleston's praises
- charleston sets a very fine table
- charleston flora
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- charleston at night
- chessboard
- arriving in charleston at the barksdale house inn ...
- the glass house contained
- oh, to be where the fountains gaily gurgle
- please indulge me
- this young man went door to door
- what would you store
- as the snow continues to fall
- during snow storms
- as this post comes up
- the stone church
- even the fire alarm box
- roofs tug at their snow sheets
- lacy chains of snow
- subdued by snow
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10 comments:
We got rain this morning. I like that better than snow. The snow makes the nicer picture.
The stone church looks quite capable of withstanding a little snow storm. Beautiful!
I agree with Lowell, that little church can stand the test.
Stone over snow, no contest! Lovely image Brattcat.
I shall keep repeating my new mantra...spring cannot come soon enough!!
Stones are mute but patient.Without a word, they know they will say "good bye" to snow sooner or later..
Very nicely done. We only had snow flurries for less than 5 minutes this winter. Light flurries.
Enchanting.
Looks like and feels like the old European church, beautiful.
After all weather "surprises" of last 2 years I stopped complaining about too much snow and too long winter - my favorite winter songs))
Love the archway and the view here - and the comment - like the permanence of the structure v. the temporary nature of weather/snow.
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