Top that!
Posted: February 22, 2019 in UncategorizedTags: McDowell Forest Preserve, Nature, plants, plants in winter, snow, snow topped plants
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Tags: McDowell Forest Preserve, Nature, plants, plants in winter, snow, snow topped plants
Tags: McDowell Forest Preserve, Nature, plants, plants in winter, snow, snow topped plants
Oh my that looks so cold but also beautiful
There’s beauty everywhere, isn’t there, Pauline? By the time I’d walked a bit in the snow, I’d warmed up! 🙂
janet
Need to walk briskly. I can vaguely remember the tingling sensation of the cold.
Top it, indeed!
When I wrote the title, I was thinking of the snow on top, but when I saw the title this morning, it sounded a bit like I was bragging on the photo, not at all what I meant. 🙂 Glad you liked it, though.
Oh, you do make me smile, Janet! You bragger, you!!😉😂
Gorgeous shot! Composition and colours lovely.
Many thanks, A-C. 🙂
Wow. Great shot!
BTW – the link from the title on your email is now back working.
Just thought I’d let you know.
Randy
Funny that you mention the link, Randy. I was just going to tell you that Bill said his links have been working all the time. Glad yours is up and running.
janet
Beautiful!! I love seeing these little gems from your walks Janet 😀
I love sharing them, Su, so it’s a win-win. 🙂
Excellent work! That’s beautiful, Janet.
Thank you, kind sir! 🙂
Hey I nominated you for the Sunshine Blogger Award!! I hope you can participate!!
https://emmanathantravels2017.com/2019/02/22/sunshine-blogger-award-nomination/
Thanks, Emma and Nathan. I really appreciate the nomination, but I don’t participate in awards. But as I said, thanks very much for the nomination and for reading my blog. 🙂
janet
Not sure how I managed to put my comment into that thread …. 🤔
If that’s the worst thing you do today, it will have been a good day. 🙂
😂😂 the day is but young …
🙂
I like the way you muted the background – makes the thistle (?) appear to be showing off its new hairdo!
🙂 That was my evil plan. Glad it worked.
janet
Beautiful capture! (I grow some of those in my winter garden as well 😉 Hehe!)
Thanks, Joey. I think they grow in many places. 🙂
A scratchy snow cone!
🙂 Enjoy with the eyes, not with the mouth!