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Oh, how beautiful Sandy! It always amazes me that some trees hang onto their leaves into the winter.
Beech? I love the look of Beech Trees in the woods in snow. their lovely warm leaves give the otherwise cold landscape a softer edge.
Stunning, I adore this! I really do. I love photos with text and play with them myself and here they work so well together, beautiful to be on their own and even more wonderful together.
I thought these were beech leaves, but wasn’t positve. Thanks, Meredith!
Love the leaves! Greate photo!
Sandy, your photos are so good, so icy!
I have changed my blog after the trouble with beta.
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That isn’t Photoshopped? I can hardly believe it except that I know you’re telling the truth and are an honest soul. Man, I need a new camera!
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