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DOWN TO THE RIVER

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2014-02-12 • ( 13 )

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Categories: Blackstone Valley, Gallery, Music, Photography, Water, woodland, Woods

Tags: Blackstone River, gallery, music, Photography, river, woods

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catnipoflife
2014-02-13 • 10:04 pm

Really lovely photos, especially the red reflection. 🙂

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2014-02-13 • 10:23 pm
  
  It was almost sunset … pink sky.
  
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Rose
2014-02-12 • 11:39 am

I love how the light shining on the ground makes it look red. Really great photos, my friend!

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2014-02-12 • 11:58 am
  
  It was just before sunset and the light was amber. Pretty time for pictures 🙂
  
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Garry Armstrong
2014-02-12 • 10:29 am

I loved the line in a recent flick we saw. “..the poet had it wrong. February is the cruelest month”.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2014-02-12 • 10:31 am
  
  But in a month, it will start to change. You’ll see crocus poking up through the snow. Take pictures for me.
  
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El Guapo
2014-02-12 • 9:54 am

Wouldn’t mind seeing some more leaves on them trees.
(If only because that would mean it was warm again.)

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2014-02-12 • 9:59 am
  
  Nor would any of us. Winter has been cruel, though not been as bad as some we’ve had. There have …
  
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litadoolan
2014-02-12 • 3:19 am

bewitching photograph. looks full of possibilities. the trees are lined up with such a great rhythm and the water looks silver.

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- Marilyn Armstrong
  2014-02-12 • 10:02 am
  
  Thank you. There are a lot of wooded area where trees line up in neat rows. Obviously not planted by people, but for whatever reason, nature did it. It’s always interesting to photograph. You see it most commonly in pine forest, but this area along the river was very “organized.”
  
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  - litadoolan
    2014-02-12 • 10:19 am
    
    never thought of that distinction between what nature and what man planted. Has me looking at wooded areas anew!
    
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    - Marilyn Armstrong
      2014-02-12 • 10:28 am
      
      Most of our gardens try to copy nature. I used to edit the American Garden Guild and it was all about making our gardens look wild, as if nature had done it. All our best ideas come from wild places 🙂
      
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      - litadoolan
        2014-02-12 • 10:35 am
        
        Nodding in agreement! 🙂
        
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