I have won when I wander out and leave you in wonder one more time. That’s a “one wanders for wonder and wins once again” aliteration of sorts. It’s too early in the morning and I need more coffee. Thanks, Marina.
You know how to capture beauty at any time of day, or night. The photos are very beautiful, Tim. I like Marina’s blooming Incognito Pear Tree, too. The blossoms help it stand out. Our own pear trees up here are not blooming yet.
We have had rain, rain and more rain. Every day this coming week, rain is in the forecast. But the daffodils are out, so I am counting on sunshine from the earth!!!
We have sun, sun, sun. wind and sun, sun, sun and sun forecast this coming week. We need to swap weather systems.
Sending lot of 🌧🌧🌧 your way.
Much appreciated. Sending Sunshine for you to Love. Then there’s the old Cream song, too.
😂😂😂
That blue sky is so deep and inspirational. Amazing photos, Tim.
Off Center & Not Even 
Earthly delights worth sharing, always a pleasure behold. What bounty you see everyday.
Thanks, Mary Jo.
Those silhouetted trees make your dawns all the more beautiful.
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Beautiful photos!
Thanks, Rebecca.
Amazing!
Thanks, Victoria.
Fabulous images again:)
Thanks, Janet.
Doesn’t get any better! Your images always leave me in wonder!
I have won when I wander out and leave you in wonder one more time. That’s a “one wanders for wonder and wins once again” aliteration of sorts. It’s too early in the morning and I need more coffee. Thanks, Marina.
Wandering in wonder here is no wonder! 😉
And it’s all wonderful.
Oh yes!
The clouds look like they are part of the tree. Happy chance alignment.
Resa’s tree was feeling sassy and put on a bonny cloud bonet. Thanks, Brad.
They stand in beauty.
They sure do. Thanks, Shey.
Your trees are beginning to leaf out. Early this morning, more flocking with another inch of snow.
It was clear and cold here this morning. We need the precipitation. Be it rain or snow. Thanks, Deborah.
You know how to capture beauty at any time of day, or night. The photos are very beautiful, Tim. I like Marina’s blooming Incognito Pear Tree, too. The blossoms help it stand out. Our own pear trees up here are not blooming yet.
It was clear and cold this morning, but no hard frost. Thanks, Lavinia.
Your photography is exquisite Tim. You celebrate the many incarnations of our beautiful sky. Marina’s blooming Incognito Pear Tree is spectacular.
Thanks, Rebecca. It’s nice to have some non-frostbitten blooming blossoms.
We have had rain, rain and more rain. Every day this coming week, rain is in the forecast. But the daffodils are out, so I am counting on sunshine from the earth!!!
We have sun, sun, sun. wind and sun, sun, sun and sun forecast this coming week. We need to swap weather systems.
Sending lot of 🌧🌧🌧 your way.
Much appreciated. Sending Sunshine for you to Love. Then there’s the old Cream song, too.
😂😂😂
That blue sky is so deep and inspirational. Amazing photos, Tim.
Thanks, Jeff.
Particularly like the one of the tree wearing the white wig!
It was trying on cloud hats. Thanks, Geoff.
That last shot looks like is the rare cottonball tree only found in the far reaches of the Papua New Guinea and books of middle earth lore.
Resa’s tree is magic. Thanks, Brian.
My tree is a beauty glutton!
Took Marina’s pear tree.
It truly is incognito. xx
You re good
I like your poems
I though you would like it
Marina has a nice pear
Thanks, Resa.
XOXO
Such spectacular stills!