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Tender

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Wood and Spring

ViviLnk

ViviLnk

3 Really old photos from when I lived out in the country. One of my newer ones.

This week’s photo challenge over at Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge is based on the seasons and elements, this week’s theme is the season Spring with the matching element along with it: Wood.

All “Eyes”

 

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge

 

 

Join in by using the above link.

 

Orange can be “Fun”

This week’s Word Press Photo challenge here:WP Weekly Photo Challenge, has a “fun” theme. I have been under the weather with new meds I am taking, so I thought this would be relatively simple subject to post for.

This week’s theme is “FUN.” In my estimation, the color Orange is a fun color. 

Public Domain Images.

Watch out for “Them, There” Chickens in the Driveway

Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Alleys, Driveways, Parking Lots, Dirt Roads

 

Big Baby

 

Pepper

 

Photo “Change” Ups

For: https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_photo_challenge/change-2015 

 

Playing around on a photo editing site.

 

“Presto Chango!”

Wordless Wednesday-Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge-Bark or Leaves

Dwarf Chestnut tree in bloom.

http://ceenphotography.com/2014/11/04/cees-fun-foto-challenge-bark-or-leaves/

A ” YELLOW” Bloom among the Spring Azaleas

Yellow flutterbye.

To join in the fun: http://ceenphotography.com/2014/09/30/cees-fun-foto-challenge-the-color-yellow/

Yellow swallowtail in early Spring.

Tiger Swallowtail

From Above- Weekly Word Press Photo Challenge

While out walking I discovered what I call my “Secret Garden.” It is contained in a strip down the side of one of my rural gravel roads, I am able to get to when exercising and getting out in the fresh air. I am thinking this used to be a garden at a house that was torn down when they put a pasture in beyond it; Someone bought the land. There are a lot of neat plants there and this one could be a weed, but I still find them lovely. If anyone knows what this plant is, tell me? It is soft and has a nice red trim on the leaves as you can see. There are amazing neglected wild flowers along this strip also. They are wild now, but as I stated, I think they were planted in a domestic setting in the past.

I took this photo standing above and straight over this lovely plant.

So there I am looking for treasure, scavenging along in the field to the left of our house, when I remembered the snake I had spotted in our other pasture. As the piles of leaves underfoot crunched beneath my extremely low top sneakers and thin ankle socks All of a sudden I was jarred into reality. Mind you, prior to this I had been moving along surveying the ground all over-that is until I thought of that. I would call it cautiously creeping as quickly as I could back to the safety of my driveway, when I thought of snakes.

Thankfully I had found the small vintage glass bottle before the dread of the
bite hit..

My kind of snake.

Blue bottle and others I drug back with me.