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The Winter Classic was amazing – thanks for stopping by!!!
Beautiful photo!
Oooh, that’s nice!
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Amazing shot. Any idea what the plant is?
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Wow! That is a gorgeous shot, Will! I love the DOF. Very well composed.
I was excited to shoot the angel chimes at my mom’s because it was my favorite decoration as a kid. I was always fascinated with the way it worked, too. And it was fun to see the price tag still on there from probably 1962-63!
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I don’t know the name. It is a common weed that grows in the fields around here. I will make a note to photograph it next summer and see if I can identify it.
Great minds do think alike. Your frosty thistle does indeed capture the chill of the season.
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Wow, that’s a really nice photo. Love how you captured the snow/frost on the plant.
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Thanks Stan! I could not remember the weed it is but Thistle is correct. They have huge purple flowers in the summer, but this is all that is left by winter.
Will excellent capture. Anna
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