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Going Green

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Spreading the Wealth
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Weeping Willow
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The Other Side of the Fence

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You should post your photos on Flickr. :)

What are the benefits? Is it easy? I wonder if it would be just another online site to manage? I've been facebooking too.

Netchick sent me over to see you, Colleen.

Those are 3 lovely pictures, Colleen. At first I thought the tree in the first and third pictures was the same and you'd zoomed from one picture to the other. On closer examination the trees don't even look similar. Both have lots of character though.

I love the weeping willow.... today it is warm but the wind is howling, making me think it is cold outside. I love the sound of the wind through the trees... with white fluffy clouds... makes me want to go somewhere... anywhere... except, perhaps where the storms are. I love all the seasons... for much different reasons... life would be too monotonous without the change.

It is the same tree in #1 and #3, just from a different angle. It's probably impossible to tell but there are buds on it.

I love the balance in that tree at the top. It looks good from that angle.

nice spring shots!

Absolutely lovely picture...I saw it on Facebook and headed over to investigate. I can second the motion about Flickr, too!

I'm following you there!

Just beautiful. I love the light for these. It gives them a hazy, dreamy quality.

It was foggy and drizzling the day I took them.

Hey Colleen, Tanya sent me over to see what you been snapping lately....

I adore the two drops on the bough - absolutely stunning and so thought provoking...

cq

will trade massage for tree blossoms... Oh please!

LOVE these pictures, Colleen....Especially the Weeping Willow...I am crazy about close-ups of things we never really stop to look at, you know? But, they are all just lovely....Spring is "springing" there in Virginia...!

woooow. caption and images, blissy.

The trees sure do have character. xo

oh I see a flowering tree my favorite thing in your part of the country Sandy

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