:wave: How could one NOT be calm and serene in such a setting! I imagine the tourists broke the silence somewhat, but if one could manage to be here alone, it surely would be akin to heaven.
Beautiful place, beautiful quote. But then ol’ Henry D. had it goin’ on as far as solitude goes. He knew about it.
Love, Mom :heartbeat::sunny::heartbeat::sunny:
i think nature looks best in black and white. unless it’s macro.
oooh, I’d love to be there right now. :love:
we need this right now. my eyes burn watching the carnage in new orleans. thank you for reminding us beauty still exists.
I love this photo. I’m there. I hear the water, I feel the humidity, I smell the smells of green.
Beautiful. And that quote is perfect for it.
~S
I have a poster with that quote.
that picture…is it a minature? It’s gorgeous.
that’s lovely. i could so use some of that serenity right now. of course i’d fall asleep but, what the heck…what better place to catch a nap?
Thank you for visiting my site, even though you didn’t leave a comment. Please help me spread the word. Thank you. Oh, and great pictures!
that reminds me of my dads backyard…. wonderfully peaceful :sunny:
Yes, thank you for reminding me the true nature of beauty.
beautiful!
hey! i havent visited for awhile….what i’ve been missing! simply beautiful shot up there….it’s so dreamy. i love the colors.
Thank you for doing what you do. Blessings abound
You can never go too far wrong with a Thoreau quote – I see you’ve used him before. Have you read Walden?
Wonderful composition and calming scene.
i’ll say it again molly,
I love your photographers eye.
you do such wonderful work,
and then to go to the trouble to find
the perfect quote…. it’s great.
*~matthew~*
yes. a peaceful mind.
What a relaxing picture. Serenity is hard to come by these days. Thank you for sharing some
I really like the last few posts. Thanks for the link to Carnivale
this is exquisite! well done my friend! thanks, april
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:wave: How could one NOT be calm and serene in such a setting! I imagine the tourists broke the silence somewhat, but if one could manage to be here alone, it surely would be akin to heaven.
Beautiful place, beautiful quote. But then ol’ Henry D. had it goin’ on as far as solitude goes. He knew about it.
Love, Mom :heartbeat::sunny::heartbeat::sunny:
i think nature looks best in black and white. unless it’s macro.
oooh, I’d love to be there right now.
:love:
we need this right now. my eyes burn watching the carnage in new orleans. thank you for reminding us beauty still exists.
I love this photo. I’m there. I hear the water, I feel the humidity, I smell the smells of green.
Beautiful. And that quote is perfect for it.
~S
I have a poster with that quote.
that picture…is it a minature? It’s gorgeous.
that’s lovely. i could so use some of that serenity right now.
of course i’d fall asleep but, what the heck…what better place to catch a nap?
Thank you for visiting my site, even though you didn’t leave a comment. Please help me spread the word. Thank you. Oh, and great pictures!
that reminds me of my dads backyard…. wonderfully peaceful :sunny:
Yes, thank you for reminding me the true nature of beauty.
beautiful!
hey! i havent visited for awhile….what i’ve been missing! simply beautiful shot up there….it’s so dreamy. i love the colors.
Thank you for doing what you do. Blessings abound
You can never go too far wrong with a Thoreau quote – I see you’ve used him before. Have you read Walden?
Wonderful composition and calming scene.
i’ll say it again molly,
I love your photographers eye.
you do such wonderful work,
and then to go to the trouble to find
the perfect quote…. it’s great.
*~matthew~*
yes. a peaceful mind.
What a relaxing picture. Serenity is hard to come by these days.
Thank you for sharing some 
I really like the last few posts. Thanks for the link to Carnivale
this is exquisite! well done my friend! thanks, april