You can see the ripples caused by the snow melting and dripping off the grass. And the snowflakes still falling.
The outflowing stream is smaller, and already starting to freeze.
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- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
3 comments:
Your recent posts are a great tribute to winter's beauty but why do they make me feel cold.
Beautiful to behold but makes me shiver.
I think the photos look great and I don't feel cold at all. :)) (Okay, I just got back from a walk in the local forest and I'm feeling toasty.)
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