So many pilings now stand forgotten
no longer used or needed
growing whatever will grow
in these small spaces
Along the Columbia River
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Chasing the light
in the Pacific Northwest
with my Canon 7d
I'm a free spirited aging hippie
who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows
and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us
Thanks for taking a peek into my little world
Laura
who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows
and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us
Thanks for taking a peek into my little world
Laura
Chasing the light
in the Pacific Northwest
with my Canon 7d
~
Thank you for stopping by
It is so greatly appreciated! ♥
It is so greatly appreciated! ♥
Life is an adventure!
The heart sees
what is hidden to the eyes
and the heart knows things
the mind
cannot begin to understand
what is hidden to the eyes
and the heart knows things
the mind
cannot begin to understand
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Through my blog and yours
I’ve met and made
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Who’ve enriched my life
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Ways that words cannot begin
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I’ve met and made
so many wonderful friends
Who’ve enriched my life
in so many wonderful ways
Ways that words cannot begin
to express ♥
Enjoy my pix
but please
don't call them
your own. ♥
but please
don't call them
your own. ♥
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January
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- Dance of the Mushrooms
- Flying Home
- Under a Pale Moon
- Fairy Light
- The Forgotten
- Of Oneness
- Simple Pleasures
- Wetland Wonders
- Love Our Coastal Grunge
- Weatherworn
- Sight Unseen
- Serendipity
- As Evening Approached
- In a Fog
- In Silence
- Dreaming
- Wind Swept
- Afternoon at the Lake
- Raindrops Keep Falling
- Stillness
- Dream Weaver
- Sleeping Trees
- Coastal Wonders
- Shadow Play
- Timeless
- Quiet Along the Columbia
- Hidden Lake
- Winter Sun
- Above the Fog
- Foggy Wetlands
- Winter Walk
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January
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Endeavor to Persevere
8 comments:
i love your moods
THey do look forlorn--- This really captures a mood. ♥♥♥
I always find these a bit spooky, I dont know why, but your photo is beautiful.
You are correct on that - so many left to be alone.
Absolument magnifique... et poétique.
Bien amicalement et bon dimanche. ELZA
Very pretty photo. I like the way the angle changes as the piling enters the water. I've seen these and wondered about them. Did they used to support an old dock or pier? Or perhaps just a spot to tie a boat to?
Repurposed by giving a spot for new life. Love the simplicity and mute colours... well done!
Thank you all so much.
Log tie-ups, boat docks, fisheries and canneries once lined the Lower Columbia River. Now mostly of the past.
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