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Winter melts into spring

March 24, 2014 /

Some of these are from January, and some from early March.

Tree tunnel in a snow globe

Snowbird house

Two mice leave their tracks

Encrusted twigs

Boardwalk in March

March woods melting

Ice-traced leaves

Moss and bracket fungus emerging

Early spring tree tunnel

Boardwalk, toy camera effect

Mud-coated stream

Mysterious boardwalk

By Janet Comments Off on Winter melts into spring

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The thing is to be attentively present. . . What is to be known is always there. When it reveals itself to you, or when you come upon it, it is by chance. The only condition is your being there and being watchful. (Wendell Berry, “The Long-Legged House”)

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