Perspective
18 hours ago
Dusty words lying under carpets,
seldom heard, well must you keep your secrets
locked inside, hidden deep from view?
You can talk to me... (Stevie Nicks)
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Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteI played too. Mine are here and here.
Oooh, awesome pics :)
ReplyDeletewow. if this called to me, my garden would so neglected.
ReplyDeleteI love the bird nestled in the snow--like it's part of it!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a ptarmigan when he/she was molting. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteI love the sights of spring snow... and there sure is lots of it this year! It forms such amazing microsculptures and patterns that show avalanche activity. Thanks for the glimpse of that world! We plan a trip soon that normally takes us up high... but I have the feeling that we may be changing our "usual" campsites due to too much snow!
Based on your photos, I'm quite sure that I should visit Mt Evans more often than I do!
Oh, these are gorgeous, is this near your house too lucky thing? Umm, it is not freezing to run in those temperatures (weakling Irishwoman here!)Great shots
ReplyDeleteSpectacular vistas and wildlife, I could see the appeal for exercise in such and invigorating atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteThe famed Triple Bypass jersey! I love the "photograph the photographer" shot. We do that in my family all the time - take pictures of each other taking pictures.
ReplyDeleteI've never loved running but if I had a place like that to run in ... I might reconsider. Beautiful.