I do love how snow looks on the mountains. That sky is a color that I tend to think of as "Utah blue"-- the color itself is almost piercing, let alone the sun behind it.
And, yes, we do like tulips. Probably more of them in the next post.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
From the Weathercolours' front yard
These pictures are courtesy of Princess M, who (politely, with permission) pretty much first thing stole my camera and went out and took some truly lovely shots of the view out of the front yard.
This tree, by the way, is the only one on the street that is anything like its size (the branches stretch thirty feet in diameter or so, would you say?) Just yesterday, I was taking my walk and reveling in the fact that I get to be around trees that size-- and that they occur every few feet, along many of the trails around here.
I do love how snow looks on the mountains. That sky is a color that I tend to think of as "Utah blue"-- the color itself is almost piercing, let alone the sun behind it.
And, yes, we do like tulips. Probably more of them in the next post.
I do love how snow looks on the mountains. That sky is a color that I tend to think of as "Utah blue"-- the color itself is almost piercing, let alone the sun behind it.
And, yes, we do like tulips. Probably more of them in the next post.
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See, that's what I said to Nick when I was out for his wedding; those people don't appreciate how awesome their trees are.
Not to appear stalkerly, but my ears were burning =)
SOME of us out here appreciate how awesome our trees are... at least, when they're not busy dropping branches or falling on things.
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