Another gray stone fence deep in the woods.
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- To Bright Tomorrows
- Watching a Hole
- Let's Go See a Movie!
- Observations
- First Parish of Concord
- At Home in the Woods
- Merry Christmas
- Skating on Thin Ice
- Blue Jay Way
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- Waiting Out the Storm
- Blizzard's a Comin'
- Grinnell Park
- Skywatch Friday
- American Folk Art
- MCI-Concord
- Damonmill Square
- Lovely Bones
- Grist Mill - #3
- Longfellow's Wayside Inn - # 3
- Blue Moons for B Squared (Skywatch Friday)
- Good Morning Moon
- Revolutionary Cemetery
- Martha Mary Chapel
- Currier & Ives
- Winter Window Boxes
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5 comments:
I could not believe that dead stones can be so live, colorful and hooking the eye.
Really pretty, almost winter shot & I do like stone walls. This is so not Southern California - looks like oak trees (those are oaks if I remember from the hills by Tuzla in Bosnia).
I'm back home and haven't left the computer all morning. I really enjoyed my view from Hyatt - the best in the house if not all of Jacksonville (photos on MostlyLACounty.blogspot.com) and I could spend days at St. Augustine instead of 2 hours. The flight back was tiring. I finished reading Still Alice and found it alarming since my dad died of Alzheimer's. Sorry to go off on a sad tangent. It's a gray day here too. Have a terrific weekend.
You have a good eye Tash. Those are most definitely oak leaves.
Stone walls! Love them. ;-)
I am lichen that stone wall alot..
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