Waterfall along the base of Mount Pisgah, Westmore VT
A sunset in Island Pond
Day 364/365
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New England scenes and occasional moments of everyday life
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Thank you for visiting. All of the images on this blog are available for purchase. Please email me if interested.
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Thank you!
Carol
scnjja@aol.com
Thank you!
Carol
About Me
- Carol
- This blog first began as a 365 day project. It was a lot of fun to post daily, but as life changes and evolves, so has the purpose of this blog. I hope to share with you the things that I love to photograph in and around New England, as well as an occasional glimpse into my everyday life. I am a Mother, Wife, Daughter, Friend, and Photographer. I also work part time in a local hospital. Thank you for taking this photographic journey with me.
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March
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- It's good to be back
- New Beginnings
- Water and ice
- Monroes Sugar House
- A drop in the bucket
- Crystal Lake Sunrise
- Saturday Morning
- Made with love :-)
- More birds with the 70-300 mm lens
- A temporary solution
- Oh Easter Tree Oh Easter Tree
- Hearts for Miss J
- Out of the blue
- Goose Bump :-)
- The boys are back in town
- Hanging in the wind
- Guardian of the eggs
- The Secret Cabin
- Together Forever
- The back roads of Plympton
- What Lies Beyond
- Winter Swim
- Winters Last Breath
- There's nothing we can do about the weather
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March
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hi..Just wanted to let you know I love all your pictures. I can't believe another year has past. Thanks for taking us along with you in this journey. Christine R.
ReplyDeleteThanks soooooo much Christine!!! I have missed hearing from you......so happy you have written! :-) Yup....another year has passed already. I can't believe it either. Thanks so much for your support and I'll still be posting.......just not everyday. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe double S curve of ice around the rocks is transfixing with nice reflections. I like the angle and lines of the large ice pieces; they look cold, textured and somewhat transparent in the sun. In all, a nice grouping from Vermont.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comments. I appreciate it.
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