Winter’s Crop Fields of snow are harvested by the sun and ground. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)MoreClick to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Related
What wonderful insight in noting the relationship between snow and ground feeding one another in a beautiful cycle. I wish we’d get some snow here. LikeLike Reply
Reblogged this on TreeMagazine – For People who CARE! and commented: have a treetastic day..:) LikeLike Reply
I very much enjoy looking at all your pictures. Thanks for reminding me that the world is beautiful no matter the season. LikeLike Reply
Thanks for reminding us that we need snow in winter just like we need rain in the spring! LikeLike Reply
Beautiful image with beautiful words. Thanks so much for stopping by and liking my recent post ‘Emerging Light’ – your support is greatly appreciated! LikeLike Reply
What wonderful insight in noting the relationship between snow and ground feeding one another in a beautiful cycle.
I wish we’d get some snow here.
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Great verbal perspective on imagery.
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Lovely horizon
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Reblogged this on TreeMagazine – For People who CARE! and commented:
have a treetastic day..:)
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I very much enjoy looking at all your pictures. Thanks for reminding me that the world is beautiful no matter the season.
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Thanks for reminding us that we need snow in winter just like we need rain in the spring!
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beautiful
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Brilliant pictures 😀 as always
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love it…
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Perfect description.
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…and soon Spring will bring forth new life!
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YES! yes.
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The last little patch of snow before the sun melts it all away 🙂
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Beautiful image with beautiful words. Thanks so much for stopping by and liking my recent post ‘Emerging Light’ – your support is greatly appreciated!
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Great photo but where is the snow?
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behind the tree in the distance…the small square of white.
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Beautiful
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lovely shot.
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A unique harvest for an odd season…at least this winter is odd anyway.
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