Wow, that’s what I call a preview of coming attractions. The blue against the snow makes me want to wear white and blue, like Spring’s cheerleader. I needed a pick me up, so thanks. Another picture for the archives.
Yay! So glad this did, pick you up, that is!
The snow is melting fast but I am not going to get too excited. It is March, after all… Most doozies happen at this time – not that I want any but realist that I am…
It was a very tame winter here, with no appreciable snow accumulation. I kind of wish it had been cold enough to kill stuff and I hate to say it, but one good storm would have been nice on this end.
That said, this capture brings to mind the merging of seasons with the water in the middle being the canyon whose trespass will take you from the winter (on the right) to the spring (on the left.
Ours was actually not that bad in the grand scheme of things (we’ve had much worse!). That said, it was present big time for a good month. I would have shared with ya!
So glad you like my capture. I just loved the blues and your critique of the seasons merging.
It just makes me wonder about all the germs that didn’t get knocked off here. Our air quality is notoriously poor to begin with, and without a sustained cold spell, stuff gets worse.
I dunno… I read that this latest virus doesn’t do well under heat – but who knows? I do know that others do not “enjoy” the cold and thrive under poor air quality… sometimes I think it’s hit or miss, eh?
We think so. Again, this is subject to the same kind of change which said that it won’t make it out of March. I hope that’s true.
As for our air quality, the predominance of mold spores are like nature’s magnets, which is what is concerning. Oh, and the fact we have no leadership on the federal level. That too. Wow! I can’t believe I took your beauty of a capture here. Sorry.
The air quality – one would hope with the closures of companies that would help improve but I know, big money pays big prices to keep doing what they want… especially when leadership is a uhhh “businessman”… And no, don’t apologise. We both went there.
Horrray … your spring melt on underway!
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It is!
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Dear Dale,
Love this one. A good one image to reflect on. (yes, I did).
Shalom and lotsa melting hugs,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
Thanks. Funny lady! I was gonna go with another pic but this one got such rave reviews on Instagram and FB, so…
Shalom and Lotsa springtime love,
Dale
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Yeah…I really liked it when I saw it. Perhaps it will find it’s way into Friday Fictioneers…just sayin’
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I felt like was repeating but Marc’s followers are not mine (well, not all 😉) so…
And hey, you know I ain’t got a problem with that…just sayin’
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Wow, that’s what I call a preview of coming attractions. The blue against the snow makes me want to wear white and blue, like Spring’s cheerleader. I needed a pick me up, so thanks. Another picture for the archives.
🙂
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Yay! So glad this did, pick you up, that is!
The snow is melting fast but I am not going to get too excited. It is March, after all… Most doozies happen at this time – not that I want any but realist that I am…
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Only God sees around corners, as they say, so you may not get a doozy. Lens half full, half empty. Always breathtaking.
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This be true. I wouldn’t mind skipping a doozy – feel we’ve enough to be terrorized. Great way of looking at it and I thank you.
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Thank you Madam.
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We all do our little part to brighten others’ days…
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WE TRY.
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And we shall keep trying.
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Gotta love seeing melting. Lovely reflection.
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Q
It was a very tame winter here, with no appreciable snow accumulation. I kind of wish it had been cold enough to kill stuff and I hate to say it, but one good storm would have been nice on this end.
That said, this capture brings to mind the merging of seasons with the water in the middle being the canyon whose trespass will take you from the winter (on the right) to the spring (on the left.
Happy Almost Spring!
B
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B,
Ours was actually not that bad in the grand scheme of things (we’ve had much worse!). That said, it was present big time for a good month. I would have shared with ya!
So glad you like my capture. I just loved the blues and your critique of the seasons merging.
Happy Almost Spring!
Q
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It just makes me wonder about all the germs that didn’t get knocked off here. Our air quality is notoriously poor to begin with, and without a sustained cold spell, stuff gets worse.
A canyon from one world to the next!
MUAH!
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I dunno… I read that this latest virus doesn’t do well under heat – but who knows? I do know that others do not “enjoy” the cold and thrive under poor air quality… sometimes I think it’s hit or miss, eh?
A canyon!
MWAH!!
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We think so. Again, this is subject to the same kind of change which said that it won’t make it out of March. I hope that’s true.
As for our air quality, the predominance of mold spores are like nature’s magnets, which is what is concerning. Oh, and the fact we have no leadership on the federal level. That too. Wow! I can’t believe I took your beauty of a capture here. Sorry.
A canyon that is also a bridge.
MUAH!!
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Right. Let us hope.
The air quality – one would hope with the closures of companies that would help improve but I know, big money pays big prices to keep doing what they want… especially when leadership is a uhhh “businessman”… And no, don’t apologise. We both went there.
A canyon as a bridge. Yes.
MWAH!!
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Spring melt, eh?
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Yeppers!
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A reminder of normality. Thanks Dale.
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Thank you, George. Glad you liked.
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Blue sky reflections. Just what the doctor ordered. 👀🍃
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Thank you, Gail. So glad you like!
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