CFFC: Reed, Read or Red Everywhere along the rivers in this valley reed and weeds wave in gentle and more powerful winds. I love the weeds and reeds. Some people plant various kinds of reeds as part of their garden, but… Read More ›
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LIVING THROUGH A DROUGHT
It hasn’t rained in weeks and it has been very hot. The trees are dropping green leaves which is a very unhealthy sign for the trees. It means that the roots are dying and many of these trees will die… Read More ›
A MOUNTAINSIDE SUMMER BY EMILY DICKINSON
New England has a pretty big collection of native poets, of which Emily Dickenson was one. This poem so reminded me of this valley, with its hill and valleys and the mist over of the river. A good poem for… Read More ›
NARY A RIPPLE
RDP Sunday–RIPPLES “With nary a ripple” signals ultimate peace. No waves, no white water. Just the smooth glassiness of water and it’s reflection of sky, clouds, and the trees along the bank. And maybe the reflection of the geese or… Read More ›
SUMMER SCENES, SUMMER NOT – Marilyn Armstrong
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Summer Scenes
VIBRANT COLORS — BIRD STYLE! – Marilyn Armstrong
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Vibrant Colors It was a brilliant day for the birds today. The most brilliantly colored of the birds is the cardinal, and for once, I got a lot of pictures of both male and female cardinals… Read More ›
THE LAST OF THE BLUE DAYS OF A SQUARE JULY – Garry Armstrong
LAST BLUE DAYS IN SQUARE JULY – Garry Armstrong
SHINY AND FUN PHOTOS – Marilyn Armstrong
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Shiny
THE VANISHING POINT – Marilyn Armstrong
A Photo a Week Challenge: Vanishing Point It’s that point in the distance where the road, river, valley, or bridge comes together. It’s the natural end of a parallel set of lines.
WHICH WAY DOWN BY THE RIVER – Garry and Marilyn Armstrong
Which Way Challenge: October 4, 2018 And finally, it stopped raining. The sun came out, the sky was a rich, bright blue and I can see the tree changing. If the weather holds, by the middle of next week, we should… Read More ›
ROSY MANCHAUG – By Marilyn Armstrong
Rosy Manchaug Although we usually photograph the dam in Manchaug, the area is known for it’s rather large and deep pond and an annual rubber duck race held there. From the pond come a lot of streams, not all of… Read More ›
ROSY ROCKS AT MANCHAUG – By Marilyn Armstrong
Rosy Rocks by the Dam at Manchaug Garry and I have no sense of direction. Manchaug used to be a town, but it didn’t have enough income to keep itself going, so it parceled itself out to Douglas and Sutton…. Read More ›
