Okay, it’s confession time. I’m directionally challenged, but I’m getting out my maps of the world. Will you be my witness and travel companion? From Georgia to Gallup, Greece to Gibraltar, I’m determined to go to my grave without taking another wrong turn.
Winnie Nielsen says: I am loving these winter snow photos of old and new barn structures this year. It has been a daily photo calendar to enjoy every morning. Thank-you!
Nan Roberts says: Lovely picture as always, but I have to confess I like that one of berries not long ago. I want to see summer or spring again.
Brenda Wheeler says: It would be wonderful to have an album of old buildings to display. They just fascinate me. Especially, old houses. Each time I see one I wonder who built it, who lived there and what were they like. Were they happy or sad. How many families have lived there. Oh, so many questions and no answers. Nice to make up stories about them though. Really love the picture!
Winnie Nielsen says: Flowers are incredible when you have a camera to catch these close up details that may or may not even be seen by the naked eye. Such texture, color and beauty!
Bonnie ellis says: That is a gorgeous picture of an outstanding amirillys. So wonderful to see beautiful flowers when it’s below zero outside!
Winnie Nielsen says: Now that is a window with a view!!! The sky where you live is always alive with color and change.
Deb says: So beautiful! How wonderful to wake up to that view every morning! Thank you for sharing.
Karlyne says: Love it!
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It looks like a picture postcard, so beautiful, serene and peaceful.
Cool blue morning at MJF.
What a beautiful scene. Snow covering the awaiting spring.