With a fresh layer of snow.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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- Christopher C. NC
- North Carolina, United States
- A long time peasant gardener for the well to do. My own garden was never big enough until now.
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9 comments:
Beautiful shots!
I think you have the most beautiful view! I never tire of seeing your pictures - they are beautiful!
Wow, that is a beautiful addition to your album of photos of this view. I agree with Siria; I never tire of it.
bev
I certainly never tire of the view. How could that be possible? I have to enjoy it now cause there isn't one at the cozy cabin.
Well, I know you will create a beautiful view all your own at the cozy cabin.
Sallysmom
Looking out over those mtns is just magnificent. But there is beauty within your lower vision. I found it at our place.
it's a wonderful view...Who could ever tire of it! gail
Beautiful... even the mountains are painted with sunrise colors.
Sallysmom I will have the garden view and do plan to make it nice.
Lola I have not gotten tire of looking out the cozy cabin's windows yet. One thing for sure up here, the garden view is always changing with the seasons.
Gail it just isn't possible.
Sweetbay the morning colors are often very pink. Mt. Sterling in the west does light up first thing because it is about 6000 feet I think. Sometimes it glows.
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