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As long as I’ve had a plan to follow, I’ve always managed to keep plodding on, but it is hard to plan when you don’t yet have all the puzzle pieces.
Which is why I feel rather bogged down, at the moment.
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Sleep-deprived, the brain isn’t functioning well either, so I’ll throw up a few photos and spare you a pointless ramble.
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For the past two days, we’ve had a howling wind, so while the temperature is much warmer, the house feels colder than when the weather was frigid.
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Never-the-less, the ice has been melting revealing washed-out road surfaces and edges.
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One way and another, scenic drives have been less enjoyable!
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Though still a welcome distraction.
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In its own way, bleak is beautiful
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If you like that sort of thing.
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Evening skies.
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Linear perspective.
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Farms emerging from winter.
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Ice in a flooded field.
It has been so solid for so long, it is taking its time to recede.
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Dog waiting for its owner at Hannaford’s.
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“Are you waiting too?”
How I would love to have a dog.
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Heading south on 372.
Dogs are good for the soul.
Thank you, Carolyn, for the beautiful photography and your interesting thoughts!
Joanna
I’m sure the girls, and little man, would love a dog too!
I wish you had a dog. No dog could find a better place to live, than with you. I think you should rescue a dog that is good with cats. I’m sure there are many in shelters near you. Strange to see it so cold and snowy, when we have had no snow at all in Beetley this winter, and the weather has been like summer all last week.
Best wishes, Pete.