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A Photo a Week Challenge: WEATHERED
The topic for this week’s photo challenge from Nancy Merrill Photography is WEATHERED. During a garden trip to northern Virginia in 2004 I spied this rock formation. It shows centuries of weathering in the stones and growth of moss. Please … Continue reading
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Weekly Photo Challenge: FACE
The theme of this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is FACE. I saw this “moss-face” in a display garden at the spring Home and Garden Show last February. How would you like to come upon this critter in a dark woods? … Continue reading
February Garden Photography: Monochrome
HeyJude has issued her Garden Photo challenge for February to illustrate MONOCHROME. Pine Needles: Moss: Stone: Leaves: https://smallbluegreenflowers.wordpress.com/2016/02/07/garden-photography-monochrome/
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Tagged garden photography, leaves, moss, photography, pine needles, stone
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Weekly Photo Challenge- Serenity
This week’s Photo Challenge is Serenity An old stump in my woods, slowly returning to the earth from whence it came, lovingly sheltered and cared for by a soft caress of moss.
Another Weekend in the Mountains
Last weekend in the mountains of North Carolina I spent a delightful afternoon walking back woods roads and following a rushing stream. The streams in the area were running strong after a series of heavy rains. In poking around the woods I came across … Continue reading