
A quiet solitary walk in the winter stillness allows the brain to rest and the body to relax. Especially when you discover a couple of tiny friends.
Happy mid-week. 🙂

A quiet solitary walk in the winter stillness allows the brain to rest and the body to relax. Especially when you discover a couple of tiny friends.
Happy mid-week. 🙂
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You can almost feel the approach of spring Lynette. Allan
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Definitely, Allan. The snow quality has changed and of course the days are getting longer all the time!
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Hi Lynette. Lovely photo. Sunrise? Sunset?
Since I’ve been away from blogging, I’ve been putting on youtube videos of nature in the background as I write. Lots of winter videos. One girl who lives in a cabin way north in Sweden puts up winter videos from there. Sometimes she even dips into icy waters. 😲🥶
Thanks for sharing your view from a walk.
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You’re very welcome. 🙂 This was sunset. Some people here do “winter dips” as well. Not my thing, I have to say! I find my walks so centring and calming. Really helps my blood pressure!
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It looks quiet there. Yes, I see the faces. Sweet. Beautiful scene.
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Thank you very much. It’s a beautiful spot. Someone left the little faces there – very cute.
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Oh, I thought maybe you had done it.
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They were a happy discovery!
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I love how quiet the forest is in the winter. How cute to find these little snow creatures on the trail!
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Most of the animals are either sleeping or active under the snow (squirrels, for instance), so yes, it’s very quiet. The little snow creatures were a nice surprise!
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that low-hanging winter sun…
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Yes, so beautiful and creates the most gorgeous light and shadows.
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