Those sheep must be buried pretty deep in all that snow.
Re your comment on Ocala: Spanish Moss isn't a "real" plant, and it isn't Spanish nor is it moss. It's an "air plant. It was used by native Americans until they realized it attracted wee bugs and made their skin red and itchy.
One story is that when the white men arrived in this part of Florida, the Indians suggested they use Spanish Moss to stuff their pillows and mattresses.
It was sweet revenge for the Indians as the white guys went running off into the woods scratching and screaming!
Unbelievable difference Steffe! I just cannot image so much snow!!
ReplyDeleteA nice composition
ReplyDeleteI like it, just a few receding edges (like an elderly man's hair perhaps!) to show some thawing.
ReplyDeleteThose sheep must be buried pretty deep in all that snow.
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Ocala: Spanish Moss isn't a "real" plant, and it isn't Spanish nor is it moss. It's an "air plant. It was used by native Americans until they realized it attracted wee bugs and made their skin red and itchy.
One story is that when the white men arrived in this part of Florida, the Indians suggested they use Spanish Moss to stuff their pillows and mattresses.
It was sweet revenge for the Indians as the white guys went running off into the woods scratching and screaming!
Thanks for the link. It is pretty in winter but I will go for the warmer weather. And the sheep.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteExcellent angle!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from the Netherlands,
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very pretty....!
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