At Home with Books hosts Saturday Snapshot.
We've had unseasonably warm weather this week, so on Wednesday, I got out for a short hike with a good friend at a local nature center and enjoyed the warm temperatures, the walk, and the company! Though I miss the brilliant colors of fall, I found beauty in the winterish landscape:
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Most of the leaves have fallen, except these that turned brown and stayed on the tree. |
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This huge sycamore tree is my sons' favorite for climbing |
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The stream and waterfall are beautiful anytime of year |
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Our beloved local covered bridge. |
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Hope you got outdoors to enjoy nature this week! Have a great weekend!
Lovely nature shots. That is one huge sycamore.
ReplyDeleteI adore covered bridges....and whenever I see one, I want to watch The Bridges of Madison County...AGAIN.
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Really great outdoor photos. I did get outdoors some this week, I walked my MIL's dog. It was icy and a bit treacherous underfoot. But I like the way snow changes the landscape, even if there is just an inch or so. And "Emma" loves running her nose in the smow like a miniature snowplow. My Post is Here
ReplyDeleteI love Fall/Winter photos. The starkness is fascinating to me. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThat sycamore looks GREAT for climbing!
ReplyDeleteThere is beauty in the natural spareness. Your photos capture the "feel" of winter.
ReplyDeleteThat tree does look perfect for climbing - they must have a lot of fun there!
ReplyDeleteNeat! I like winter nature photos for the vistas and the contrasts.
ReplyDeleteI can see why your son would love to climb the sycamore.
ReplyDeleteThat sycamore looks like a great climbing tree!
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