Andrew, I could not resist. :) Yes! 'Cools folks' might - and may - call it boring, silly, stupid: still, I do always feel a wonderful joy in such moments. And I am lucky that I am allowed to live and see many such tiny lovely moments.
Nevin, thank you. I do of course, have one advantage: I do not have to dive to catch my motifs. :)
Jams, it is, my friend. It is.
, yes, after all; but nothing compared with the splendour spoiling a certain Scotman's eyes and heart with pleasure. :)
Claudia, ... and if I had taken this photo just for your delight ... :)
Stan, glad you chose the word 'magical'. It's exactly the word I whispered to myself. As for sunshine: We had many of it during the past week, but it is still pretty cold. I am quite optimistic, though, that in about two weeks spring will flower out its magic in Seanhenge, again.
Snow, birds- and cat tracks, some scrubs.
... on second sight.
Ah.... the old "second sight" again eh? What a treat. Brave little crocus.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. I especially love the second one. :)
ReplyDeleteThat truly is a sight to gladden the heart Sean
ReplyDeleteAhh! the first light of spring, how lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteWarming my heart, cheering my eyes... :)
ReplyDeleteAh, a sight as magical as it is familiar (whatever its shape and colour)! It looks as though it will catch some sunshine there too.
ReplyDeleteAndrew,
ReplyDeleteI could not resist. :)
Yes! 'Cools folks' might - and may - call it boring, silly, stupid: still, I do always feel a wonderful joy in such moments.
And I am lucky that I am allowed to live and see many such tiny lovely moments.
Nevin,
thank you.
I do of course, have one advantage: I do not have to dive to catch my motifs. :)
Jams,
it is, my friend. It is.
,
yes, after all; but nothing compared with the splendour spoiling a certain Scotman's eyes and heart with pleasure. :)
Claudia,
... and if I had taken this photo just for your delight ... :)
Stan,
glad you chose the word 'magical'. It's exactly the word I whispered to myself. As for sunshine: We had many of it during the past week, but it is still pretty cold. I am quite optimistic, though, that in about two weeks spring will flower out its magic in Seanhenge, again.
A very pretty sight indeed are crocuses in the snow. I hope you have a wonderful spring.
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