rooftop and treetops
a flower for your friday
I usually remove the coneflower stems and flowers at the end of the season, but left some this past year, hoping birds could feed on the seeds.
Take care, all. Have a good weekend.
wordless wednesday
outside the window
Some snow, some pin oaks, some roof tops.
The look of winter.
a flower for your friday
A picture from last January.
What was left of the hydrangea.
Stay well, and enjoy your weekend.
a flower for your friday
have a good weekend
outside
a flower for your friday
This is the closest I could get to finding a flower out along the trails this week.
breathe
Despite what you see here, there was not a lot of green. The temperature was above freezing, and what there was a lot of was mud. The off path to avoid the muddy trail was leaves covering mud, and yes, there were way too many people trying to do the same thing I was doing. If I had to sum up the walk, it would be me on one side of the muddy trail, and someone else heading the other way on the other side, both of us debating if a ‘hi’ or a head nod violates protocol.
photographed 12/28/20
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