― Andrew Wyeth
Monday, February 10, 2014
Gunpowder In The Winter
― Andrew Wyeth
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Your winter photo of part of the Gunpowder Trail certainly proves Wyeth's point. I look forward to what awaits us as we follow you on this Mid-Atlantic pathway.
ReplyDeleteRuth, I look forward to showing you.
DeleteWhat a perfect quotation to express the beauty of this time of year. I am loving this series of explorations. Can't wait to see where you take us next.
ReplyDeleteI love that you are with me while I explore.
DeleteIt sounds wonderful! My husband and I enjoy walking the trails in the winter. Mostly because there are a lot fewer people who will brave the elements, so we ofter have the beauty all to ourselves. You really make me want to come to your area just so we can walk those trails together! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mouse. I love this time of year because there are fewer people and NO snakes! :)
DeleteThese photos are gorgeous! The Mid-Atlantic is one area of the country I haven't been much. I do plan to some day so I am happy to have a travel guide!
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