Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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My Great-Great Grandmother, Mary Emily Wood Moody
She was a quilter, too!!
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- KaHolly
- "Each of us harbors a homeland, a landscape we naturally comprehend. By understanding the dependability of place, we can anchor ourselves as trees. Terry Tempest Williams/An Unspoken Hunger
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15 comments:
What a great shot, it looks magical.
I could write a million stories in a place like that. Beautiful!
xx, shell
What a great picture, and a beautiful spot!
Thank you for stopping by my blog! I will be back!
One spot o' sun! :)
Very serene image!
what a beautiful quiet and serene place. Happy WW
The subject looks meditative, which is what usually happens in the woods. For some reason, the picture makes me think of a light bulb moment, albeit in a natural setting.
I could totally lose myself or perhaps find myself in such a beautiful and peaceful setting. I love how the sun highlights the one spot where I assume "you" are sitting. Nola
Karen: What a wonderful capture of the wooded glen. Love the light through the trees.
A lovely place to relax and listen to the forest. Beautiful image.
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
What a romantic picture !
Beautiful use of light and shadows.
(Thank you for asking about my wife's pottery. Here is our commercial site.)
I can feel the peace and enchantment - and expect a magical creature to walk into the clearing and announce the start of an adventure in the next frame.
:)
Nature at its best!
what cool lighting!
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