Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you.
~Maori Proverb
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The Kitchen
Oh my! I am so late posting my Christmas decorations! So I will replace Sunday sunset with the kitchen ones. Next post will be the living r...
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My husband plays piano and accordian. To see him in an accordian duet with a three year old, and find out why he had to take accordian lesso... -
Every spring and summer, we usually get a few of these cute little worms. They are very tiny, maybe an inch long. They move very slowl... -
I ran into an old friend this week, Mr. Groundhog!! This is the first one I've seen this year, and I like to post at least one a ye...
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Ginny I never would have thought to look at that - you are right - that was so pretty - it is all how you look at things!
I'm not sure I would have even noticed that, in real life, Ginny. You are so observant. Either that or always keeping your eyes open for beauty in the world. Love, Andrea xoxo
Because of the white it does look like a painting. :)
I agree with you, Ginny! They really look like they are painted on top of the roof. You are really observant!
The shadow makes a beautiful picture on the roof. You are very observant. Have a beautiful weekend.
I agree, it does look like a painting on the roof. Fabulous.
The shadows do look like a painting and it's beautiful!
Great capture of nature's art :-)
I hope you have a great weekend xo
Ih, I like! And the barn looks to be a beauty.
These truly are beautiful shadows.
A beautiful barn and those shadows make for two stunning shots.
Wow, that's lovely! Great idea for a "mural" really...
Ginny,
You capture such beauty and see so much of life that some would miss. I am so glad you share with us.
Love, Carla
Fantastic shadows. I thought of Mad Snapper Sandra when I saw them.
It really does look like a painted roof.
To answer your question from my blog...the last photo is of a blooming thistle. The petals are very shiny, paper-y and the inside has a fuzzy center. the thistles are very large. When open they measure about 2 to 3 inches across. These grow up in our mountains..the Sierra Nevada's.
Sue
The shadows create a beautiful picture on this roof.
Ginny, oh I love the shadows on the rooftops! What a show they must put on when it is windy!
Great pictures of the shadows.
You have a good eye for the interesting phenomenon of nature. Happy Monday to you.
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