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Christmas Award 2008
Word Verification
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So much nostalgic vibe and melancholy here
ReplyDeleteYeppers.
DeleteA pretty forest trail with a hint of mystery in B&W!
ReplyDeletePoetic words "hint of mystery" very nice.
DeleteLovely photo of mystical forest trail '~ glad to hear you are feeling better ~ lots of healing energy hugs to you,
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I need healing energy for sure.
DeleteLove the quote and the photo illustration, touching.
ReplyDeleteCarol, thank you for the comment.
Delete...Joyce, may the forest be with you. Stay warm and well and remember, spring always comes.
ReplyDeleteThe magnolia tree out front has buds on it.
DeleteBeautiful and peaceful.
ReplyDeleteJocelyn, thank you.
DeleteLoved the quote, apt for the photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteStunning contrast! The way the trees frame the path and the sky is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteShiju, thank you for noticing the frame.
DeleteA forest trail is sentimental journey.
ReplyDeletePenelope, "sentimental journey" the comment is wonderful .... it fits.
DeleteThank you for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteI love a forest walk, here we can them bush or nature walks, they are usually very peaceful.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Walking is peaceful in the bush, in the forest or taking nature walks.
DeleteA mysterious looking trail.
ReplyDeleteI love the quote.
Enjoy the weekend…
Howdy, do we always see the mystery in the photograph before we take the shot or does the camera take over?
DeleteLovely quote and image.
ReplyDeleteLinda I love the title of your blog. So cool!
DeleteI don't know if it's true B&W or the quality of light in the winter with a whitish sky, but this is a walk that I would like to take to experience the winter stillness. (That's soon to come to an end for us - I am starting to hear bird sounds again).
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Winter light or winter stillness fills this image. I see buds on the magnolia tree, they are just barely peeking out.
DeleteVery nice capture in B & W,
ReplyDeleteJoyful, it is nice to hear from you again. Keep on keeping on.
DeleteLove the quote—the forest trail evokes a sense of wonder.
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving a comment.
DeleteI cannot resist a new trail, dirt, gravel, paved, trees, open fields, I have to go check it out. Beautiful mysterious photo you show us today.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Paths call to me too.
DeleteThat's very inviting! As others have mentioned, there's that mystery of what's ahead.
ReplyDeleteLisa, thank you for the comment.
DeleteMagic! In an increasingly noisy world, I am actually searching for peace and naturalness. A wonderful, timely quote.
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