On my morning walk to work today, I saw this moon slice competing with the streetlights against a misty ice fog.
The moon was prettier. 🙂
Moon Mist
Tag Archives: environment
Today’s Pictures: 8 Dec 20
The waters of Cannop Ponds reflect the winter light of a December day. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the …
Today’s Pictures: 8 Dec 20
Tranquility. 🙂
Today’s Pictures: 7 Dec 20
Fishing by the banks of Cannop Ponds, Forest of Dean, in winter. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid …
Today’s Pictures: 7 Dec 20
From Stuart today: a moody autumnal landscape and a sunny day in Crete. 🙂
The Bridge
The Deh Cho Bridge is a one km-long cable-stayed bridge across a 1.6 km span of the Mackenzie River on the Yellowknife Highway near Fort Providence, Northwest Territories.
I’ve crossed many bridges, both physical and figurative. Some have been “cable-stayed” and others have been ready to fall into an immense crevasse.
The figurative bridges have sometimes been the very worst and I would have given anything to have had decking under my feet.
How about you?
Today’s Pictures: 6 Dec 20
Winter stream in the Forest of dean. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis by sharing this post …
Today’s Pictures: 6 Dec 20
From Stuart today: a calming stream and the beautiful blues of Crete.
Today’s Pictures: 5 Dec 20
Winter fern in the Forest of Dean. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis by sharing this post …
Today’s Pictures: 5 Dec 20
More of Stuart’s lovely landscape photos. 🙂
Today’s Pictures: 4 Dec 20
A footbridge across the overflow of Cannop Ponds in the Forest of Dean. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the …
Today’s Pictures: 4 Dec 20
This bridge photo from Stuart is so romantic-looking, and then followed by an equally romantic beach photo.
Mighty Mackenzie River
The Northwest Territories’ Mackenzie River is the centre point of the longest river system in Canada, and includes the second largest drainage basin of any North American river after the Mississippi.
At times, it’s large enough to make you feel as if you’re on an ocean.
Happy Friday. 🙂
Today’s Pictures: 3 Dec 20
Winter sunlight on Cannop Ponds, Forest of Dean. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis by sharing…
Today’s Pictures: 3 Dec 20
A pond and a beach – gorgeous!
Today’s Pictures: 2 Dec 20
A fallen tree drowns in the pond at Cannop in the Forest of Dean. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid …
Today’s Pictures: 2 Dec 20
An autumn shot from the Forest of Dean and another of summery Greece. 🙂
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