I love the simplicity of your posts: one picture, one short poem!
BTW, many of the pics you take could have been taken in my environment, in the mountains of VA. Where do you live?
Hi, sorry I’m so tardy and sporadic about comments. I live in the “upper valley” of New Hampshire, the northern part of the state – but not the northern most which is called the Northeast Kingdom. I live very near the connecticut river which separates New Hampshire from Vermont. The local saying about where I live is “it’s not the end of the world but you can see it from here”. Quite remote. So peaceful and beautiful.
Hi, Seedbud. Even though I live in Virginia, I am in the mountains and we have a similar climate to yours… that explains why your pics look so very similar to what I am seeing here. And I can relate to the “remoteness” – we are an hour’s drive away from the nearest supermarket.
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I live for the music of water. Every day on my walk I stop to listen and give thanks!
I enjoyed my stroll through your photos and thoughts. Each matching with a delicate and skilled hand. Thank you for your visits. May spring come soon. While there is a blessed peace to winter…I am ready for Spring to launder her white petticoat and wear a brilliant green frock!
I live in warm tropical climate to which snowfall is an alien phenomenon. In spite of that your picture awakens in me the song of the brook. Thanks!
oh! So glad. Thanks for letting me know – I hope the song stays with you. Enjoy the warmth and sunshine.
Nice picture!
Thanks!
beauty… FULLLLLLLL
the sound of brooks and creeks has always ministered to me..thank you..
“ministered” yes to me too.
I love this one!
thanks.
Thank you for your kind words and beautiful pictures. The photos could have been taken in Sweden!
hmm. One of the places I hope to visit some day.
This image took me back… with my new Brownie box camera, I took black-and-white photos of a brook in winter’s snow and ice.
oh! a Brownie box camera!!!
A beautiful scene well captured – childhood memories for me.
I love the combined contrast of image and sound!
Lovely contrast!
Your blog is beautiful. I have nominated you for the Sunshine Award, for details go to:
http://emilykarn.wordpress.com/awards/
Lovely
Your posts are becoming my daily highlight. Thank you for the beauty and daily lift.
I am so, so glad. I take your kind words directly to heart. Thanks so much.
Love the shot and the words!
I love the simplicity of your posts: one picture, one short poem!
BTW, many of the pics you take could have been taken in my environment, in the mountains of VA. Where do you live?
Hi, sorry I’m so tardy and sporadic about comments. I live in the “upper valley” of New Hampshire, the northern part of the state – but not the northern most which is called the Northeast Kingdom. I live very near the connecticut river which separates New Hampshire from Vermont. The local saying about where I live is “it’s not the end of the world but you can see it from here”. Quite remote. So peaceful and beautiful.
Hi, Seedbud. Even though I live in Virginia, I am in the mountains and we have a similar climate to yours… that explains why your pics look so very similar to what I am seeing here. And I can relate to the “remoteness” – we are an hour’s drive away from the nearest supermarket.
I live for the music of water. Every day on my walk I stop to listen and give thanks!
I know exactly what you mean…
This is my favorite of your posts. Nice photo and words accompanying it.
Beautiful.
Ooh, I really like this one! Blessings, Natalie
I really think your photos and poetty would make a wonderful, glossy book.
how lovely of you to say. I’m toying with the idea…so thank you for the encouragement1 Very Best, Seedbud
Gosh, felt sad at first, then embraced the photo and idea….
Running water, a nice break in the snow.
To be alive is to be aware of the magic of nature…beautiful words and photo thank you
– thank you.
Reblogged this on ashfyrdplace.
Very beautiful and creative!
ooooh…memories of my childhood are in this image. I thank you.
Beautiful! I love how you captured the reflection of sunlight.
So lovely and tranquil to see and read.
Blessings ~ Wendy
Oh, VERY nice.
The broken line of dark colored water reminds me of a dry stroke of ink from a brush. 🙂
Beautiful.
Such a happy, pretty thought.
Really like listening to to the laughter of water. Wonderful.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment too.
I enjoyed my stroll through your photos and thoughts. Each matching with a delicate and skilled hand. Thank you for your visits. May spring come soon. While there is a blessed peace to winter…I am ready for Spring to launder her white petticoat and wear a brilliant green frock!
Hugs, Jules
Jules, I’ve so been enjoying your posts. “ready for spring to launder her white petticoat and wear a brilliant green frock”! PERFECTION!! ooo, Seedbud
Thank You!
This is for you my friend. Hugs, Jules
http://juleslongerstrandsofgems.wordpress.com/2014/02/23/dressing/
My favorite, although hard to pick! CLOSE seconds were Morning Trails and Where?
Thanks so much!