Moss covered rocks 
in a flowing stream.
4 years ago
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
7 comments:
The moss-covered rocks are such a lovely green.
pretty capture! I love the with green moss covered to rocks..
Cool ...
I like moss & water ...
I've always wanted to live near a stream ...
The lilacs on your blog header make me homesick. I grew up in the Purple Lilac state. (Do you know which one that is?) I now live on the other side of the continent, and I miss the lilacs, my favorite flower.
Cool, slippery, and lovely when the fall leaves come drifting downstream.
Thank you for the nice comments on my blog Judy. I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Come back anytime : )
Sharon
Lovely photo. I can almost hear the water!
I like the movement of the water around the moss covered rock. Makes for an interesting pattern in the water.
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