I must respectfully disagree with you, Mike. I see a dirt road well traveled by just a few, hard work being done in the fields, neighbors who have become like family out of want and necessity, and a great photograph of a place many never see in person. Very cool!
Hey Mike, we’ve just arrived back in DC from Laurie’s in Radford. Had a great time hanging out there. We took the train back to DC this morning and wandered around a bit this afternoon. We’re here till Saturday then back home till the next adventure. I have taken watercolour painting classes only because I really love watercolours. But I’m by no stretch of the imagination a painter. But I could totally see your photo done in Watercolours x B
I’m real happy for you Kelly, and just a bit jealous too. Your trip sounds like a great adventure with quite a bit of laughing, I’m sure. That kind of trip is like medicine, and very good for the soul. Safe journey home.
Thanks so much for your really kind message Mike. We’ve had some laughing to tears, mostly over really dumb photo’s which will *never* make it on the web! LOL
I’m not kind, just real. Kind is when you know a fellow blogger that gets into an accident and you get real creative and send something handmade and wonderful and from the heart. That’s kind.
Spectacular work Mr Mike. I remember this type of terrain when I lived in Denver two years and traveled back & forth thru Eastern Colorado, and Kansas towards Kentucky.
It’s a long road, and it’s a heavy load, travelling along…….Hmmm……those are the words of a song that came to mind….. after seeing this metaphor-for-life’s-journey……
No idea where those words come from…… some of those disconnected fragments that inhabit the dysfunctional brain box…
Like the “real” part at the end…nice shot.
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As real as it gets. Thank you.
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yes, and therein the raw beauty.
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I’m at the age where I appreciate quiet, calm, and real.
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We are on the exact same page. It is real good medicine and counters stress, which has become like poison.
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I must respectfully disagree with you, Mike. I see a dirt road well traveled by just a few, hard work being done in the fields, neighbors who have become like family out of want and necessity, and a great photograph of a place many never see in person. Very cool!
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No disagreement at all. Your keen eye and soft voice only adds to my description which is more about down time, than work time.
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I wasn’t truly “disagreeing”…it was just a good lead in. 🙂
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Nice 🙂 Happy Easter 🙂
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Thank you Frauke.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Julia.
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looks so serene
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There you can put any assortment of animal on your property. Once upon a time I had goats, chickens, and ducks. It was great fun.
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how wonderful!
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I can just about hear a bird singing from the telephone wire. Love the perspective and can totally see this in a watercolour painting.
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Do you paint? If so, feel free to use it. Are you still in DC?
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Hey Mike, we’ve just arrived back in DC from Laurie’s in Radford. Had a great time hanging out there. We took the train back to DC this morning and wandered around a bit this afternoon. We’re here till Saturday then back home till the next adventure. I have taken watercolour painting classes only because I really love watercolours. But I’m by no stretch of the imagination a painter. But I could totally see your photo done in Watercolours x B
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I’m real happy for you Kelly, and just a bit jealous too. Your trip sounds like a great adventure with quite a bit of laughing, I’m sure. That kind of trip is like medicine, and very good for the soul. Safe journey home.
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Thanks so much for your really kind message Mike. We’ve had some laughing to tears, mostly over really dumb photo’s which will *never* make it on the web! LOL
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I’m not kind, just real. Kind is when you know a fellow blogger that gets into an accident and you get real creative and send something handmade and wonderful and from the heart. That’s kind.
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(( ❤ ))
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Spectacular work Mr Mike. I remember this type of terrain when I lived in Denver two years and traveled back & forth thru Eastern Colorado, and Kansas towards Kentucky.
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Thank you very much indeed.. When did you live in Denver?
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Amazing photography
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Thank you very much, Marylou.
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Great image.
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Very generous of you to say so. Thanks.
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Nice picture that has that “aged” effect that gives the picture more dept.
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Thank you Michael. That is what I was hoping for when I went sepia.
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Reblogged this on The View Through My Lens.
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It’s a long road, and it’s a heavy load, travelling along…….Hmmm……those are the words of a song that came to mind….. after seeing this metaphor-for-life’s-journey……
No idea where those words come from…… some of those disconnected fragments that inhabit the dysfunctional brain box…
Nice picture Mike.
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Well thanks John. Nice to hear you singing, I think.
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Huh……I have a fine singing voice….just don’t remember the words……. who did you say you were?
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I am the Duke of Sandringham, at your service.
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Your Lordship has a fine facade.
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Lands and title for you, sir Smithie.
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Thank you my liege, I hope your fief brings you great pleasure.
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Aye, that and 6 pints and a bonny lass or two.
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I’ll see what I can arrange.
After 6 pints ….. perhaps I might slip in the odd lad or two, also.
Joking, only joking….. my Liege
Oh what fun….
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I’d have a sheep before I have a lad.
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Stick to the 6 pints, you don’t want foot and mouth..
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Aye.
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