Becca at “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea” hosts this challenge each Thursday. I put this together as my contribution. The photo was taken in November 2015 atop Brasstown Bald Mountain in North Georgia. This mountain is the highest point in Georgia at 4,783 feet. We visited here while up here seeking our new abode. This quote is a good one for me when I think back on that move!
From Cee: This challenge is all about capturing the roads, walks, trails, rails, steps, etc. we move from one place to another on. You can walk on them, climb them, drive them, ride on them, as long as the specific way is visible. Any angle of a bridge is acceptable as are any signs.
This first one was really confusing. It was a one-lane driveway next to an office. I think if they mean “two-way traffic,” they’d be better off without any arrows at all!
Not sure if you can tell or not but those are flowers straight ahead in a small cemetery! So better choose a direction!
Scene of a nightmare — Atlanta, in the rain, at dusk, in 5:00 p.m. weekday traffic. Shudder!
Thank you, Cee!
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My last post was all about the snow! Today, it has all disappeared and in its disappearing left almost everything BROWN!
This is one of our neighbor’s friendly horses, Cisco!
And here’s a friendly brown bear from our summer marketplace!
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On Nancy Merrill Photography, her challenge this week is: IN A NEW POST CREATED FOR THIS CHALLENGE, SHARE ONE OR TWO OR MORE PHOTOS FEATURING FRESHNESS.
We knew it was coming. Gosh, I think half the country was already covered. It began slowly here, stopped for a while, and then really came down over night! And, to think, I slept through the whole thing! 😛
I took this one on the way home from running errands yesterday. I thought it was fascinating how there appeared to be just a light dusting across the tops of the hills. I couldn’t figure out the demarcation line that appeared to designate the end of the snow at that altitude! All you scientific or knowledgeable people can stop laughing at me now; it was not a shadow but actually the end of the snow!
A dusting of snow with a cloud cap!
This next picture was taken early this morning from our balcony looking out across our driveway. Yeh, I can’t see it either! What a greeting. I must admit everything looks so beautiful and fresh! It’s also cold (for here). I don’t mind this because I know it will be gone by the first of the week as temperatures are predicted to begin climbing and reach the 50s and 60s by the end of the week!
Our first snowfall of 2017!
Say, wait a minute! I just saw two ROBINS out my office window. Does that mean?….. Could it possibly be?…. Spring is almost here??? (Yes, I have at times been accused of being a dreamer!)
First, let me wish everyone a very HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I’m linking this to Cee’s Flower of the Day!
I’m really feeling the end of spring and summer and the arrival of winter. I know and expect the seasons to change. Why, the changing seasons is the one thing I kept saying I missed the whole time I lived in Florida. Now, springtime was amazing here. Summer was fantastic here. Even Fall was beautiful — even though I knew what it was ushering in! And now they’ve disappeared. So, now that Christmas is over, bring on the Spring and Summer! But since I must be patient, I’m posting some of the flowers we have enjoyed at our new home over the past spring and summer seasons.
Although we haven’t yet gotten into the really cold and snowy days yet (coming soon, I’m sure), all the plants and trees around me are dormant (look dead) and I really miss the beauty (and the warmth) of spring, summer, and fall. So, to bring a little sunshine into this new year, I’m posting a bunch of the flowers we discovered here at our new house this past year. I have no idea what most of them are called. If anyone feels so inclined to enlighten me, please feel free to do so! 🙂
Daffodils
Hibiscus
Rosebuds
On a bush
Dahlia
Dahlia
One lone Sunflower among the Dahlias
Day Lily
September – first changing leaves
LIVING WITH MY ANCESTORS 