Very interesting photos, lots of rich texture. We don't see as many white birch trees in WI as in the past. I think they've been over harvested, suffered from an insect infestation problem and are known to be short-lived.
Sigh...still a bit of snow there I see. We don't really have any snow left but I sure don't see any signs of spring yet either. Hopefully soon ~ let's keep watching for it Susan! :)
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Beautiful photos and words! Good job!
Bonnei
Loved popping by tonight. Love your pics.
I love going looking for something in particular and finding something even more beautiful than imagined...
One does superimpose upon the other in a quite beautiful way. Lovely pictures, especially when clicked to enlarge.
Oooh!!! really really nice...!!!:D
Good day!!!:)
Blessings!!!:)
>Kelvin
Beautiful---wonderful post to view to begin my morning with. :)
Very interesting photos, lots of rich texture. We don't see as many white birch trees in WI as in the past. I think they've been over harvested, suffered from an insect infestation problem and are known to be short-lived.
They are white birch, aren't they?
donna
We're all looking for the green of spring right now. Beautiful, Susan.
I like that - "the fingerprint of winter..."
Sigh...still a bit of snow there I see. We don't really have any snow left but I sure don't see any signs of spring yet either. Hopefully soon ~ let's keep watching for it Susan! :)
Fantastic photographs!!!
Yea, winter's fingerprints are readily apparent here too!!
But the daffodils are blooming!!
And I see peeks of other wonderful things!!
Interesting! Nice color.
What a lovely way to describe it and those shots are just beautiful! Rumor has it the sun is due out today!! Blessings Susan!
so striking...you should publish your things in a book...so creative with words and photos
Nice.
Your photos are stunning.
Thank you for sharing your beauty with such grace.
Louise
Beautiful color it these four photos. I love how vivid they are. Hang in there spring is on the way.
Love the texture and little bit 'o green hope hiding in it. I like what you see, lassy.
what a wonderful fingerprint you found..
And we'll be having a bit o'Irish spring tomorrow.
Beautiful photos and text.
The fingerprints of winter are beautiful, too! Your observant eyes and your unique perspective, both in your words and your photos, are a blessing.
Yes, Donna, they are white birch. I have rarely seen moss this green on them.
The comments all of you have left have added a spring to my day ... thank you.
oh i really love this - your way of seeing.
I love the green you found :)
May we please say goodbye to winter?
Green is everywhere, well, almost!
Love it all, Susan.
Laura--I would actually like some winter our way! I will trade you ;-)
I'm in love with all of these.
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