i woke to a morning
of a tiny snow fall
cold northern fingers
reached down to surprise us
dazed as we were from
perpetual autumn.
branches reach
into the sky
or not?
a little bit colder now.
~~~
and later...
book/library/thoughts/images/words
espianage
go here
to see the whole tale
!!!!!
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and later...
book/library/thoughts/images/words
espianage
go here
to see the whole tale
yes, a season of change must occur yet from one type of beauty there is the aspect of another. vision may be a little clearer, or muted by early morning fog but once lifted the colors renew your pallet: defining, a lever in a timepiece that receives the impulses from the escapement wheel and imparts motion to a balance or pendulum.
ReplyDeleteand later, "oh my" Such treasure and richness...thank you for the reference..
ReplyDeleteThe later link was so fascinating!
ReplyDeletewow...what a link. thanks. i have shared it with others.
ReplyDeleteI saw the beginning part of this story - whern the first books began appearing - but not where the journey ended (talk about an idea/story/imagery going viral or wot!)
ReplyDeleteso the author is still incognito?
ReplyDeleteice fingers,we just got into autumn!extra late this year i may add.
hey, all, that whole story makes me just want visit scotland even more. what a place, where artists do thankful guerilla art.
ReplyDeleteV- I shivered when I saw the cold plants and ice. But was overawed when I visited the site - brilliant - thanks. B
ReplyDeletethose icey fingers look very cold, pretty but cold.
ReplyDeletewow, those paper feathers are to fly for....thankyou for the link, i had seen some of it before then lost it.
ReplyDeleteHi V - what a wonderful, still gentle, welcome to winter. What I love most about the story is that the newspapers have kind of agreed not to publish the name - to retain a bit of mystery and to support the notion that we don't actually have to share everything! I agree - Scotland calls me often and I love to visit the wild west coast...
ReplyDeleteThe Edinburgh story is fascinating. I held my breath through the entire reading. Thanks for sending this link.
ReplyDeleteIncredible link!!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful. I always think the change to warmer months, with all the emerging and growing are my favorite, but something about the change leading to winter is so special too. For the past few mornings we have stopped in our tracks to admire the delicate sparkle that covers everything.
barry, kaite alice, susan, yep, it's getting wintry, and oh, my the work of that woman!
ReplyDeletefiona, i don't think anyone knows who she is-and thought i haven't been to scotland i want to go so much!
we're not that cold yet on the watery West Coast, but I love to see it in your pictures. I too, saw the beginnings of the mystery in Scotland but not the end. The work is exquisite, it would be marvellous to see them all together.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post Velma. Love your photos and that incredible link. So fun seeing you.
ReplyDeletejean, i was wondering after they first were reported if they would ever "catch" the culprit. glad they havern't.
ReplyDeletemary, yes, it felt like old times, but new, too.