On The FlatsHadley, Massachusetts
Most of the snow has been replaced by that dreary color
'twixt winter and spring, the wind's icy bite turned
cheeks red and the clouds hung heavy overhead.
It was a gray day in the valley.
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Hi Sunny just caught up with your last few posts, three great pics there I like the winter storm shot very atmospheric. It looks like the snow is disappearing in the last post. It's snowing here this morning although its very wet stuff.
love the buildings, but the sky is the Real Picture. great shot
There are no gray days when you're at the helm, Sunny.
It's so nice, I think soon we will see a beautiful green around this place!
Léia :)
I remember that color...the one that makes you want to rush from March until May!
I like how the color of the sky is similar to the color of the barn and silos.
We don't have too many cupola's on barns here in OK.
It may be gray but it is still gorgeous to these old eyes.
The promise of spring will soon be heard on the winds... and replace the icy bite of winter.
Be warm, be happy Sunny.
You are very talented. Great photographer, and you have a way with words "Silver tongue".
Hi Sunny, September in South Africa always displays the same dreary brown and burnt-out black look. Beautiful photo. I love your blog.
Right now I would love to see something besides all of this snow covered ground. We've had our yards covered for about two weeks now, and with all there is to melt, unless temps get a little warmer, it's going to be around for a while. Happy week-end.
You should enter this beautiful sky scene on Sky Watch Friday. A lovely shot.
It looks cloudy & blue to me, it's a great sky day!
Hi Sunny, Well---gray may be better than too much snow. Ya think???? We finally have had some warmer weather and sunshine here... It's definitely a spring-tease for us!!!
Hope you have a great weekend and week ahead. We are headed to Arkansas tomorrow.
Hugs,
Betsy
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