We’ve all heard how important it is to eat a diet high in roughage. Likewise, “roughaging” (spending time outdoors) is essential to our mental health. Even if it’s a settee on the porch, we need it, gotta have it. I aim to be the reason you pulled your bedding out the back door last night.
Nielsen,Winifred T. says: This almost reminds me of a gingerbread house with those icicles. It would make the perfect outdoor Christmas tree ornament.
Diana Shelton says: Awe! so Adorable, I just love those ice cycles dripping off the roof. My sister-n-law would love this vintage pic. She has all kinds of bird houses that line her drive. She loves to sit in her sunroom and watch the different types of birds feed on their perch in each uniquely made home. I have to send her this picture, of the bird house closed up for the winter.
Nielsen,Winifred T. says: Truly a place of rest at the moment.
Lynne Baker says: Is this an outhouse? It Brings back memories of a very cold, early morning trip to my grandparents’ outhouse in the Sierras when I was a small child. Good memories, cold trip.
I learned not to drink fluids after 4 pm at grandma and grandpa’s farm.
MaryJane says: Yes, that is one of our outhouses. Looks like a cold sit inside, doesn’t it?:)
Nielsen,Winifred T. says: This fallen rose against the snow is really a beautiful photo. I love how the ice on the limbs is so well defined too.
Diana Shelton says: A picturesque picture just in time for Valentines Day! Its like those time lapse YouTube videos on plants/flowers; their relaxing and you just can’t seem to stop taking it all in. The picture gives a sense of serenity.
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Wow, your pond is really full right now. What a difference from a photo you posted last Summer. Soon the little peeper frogs will be singing along the edges!
Ahhh, the snow is finally melting – spring is on it’s way.