PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL (Written while walking early yesterday in the cold beside Lake Waramaug. The picture was made at a different time and place.)
StrangePassengers:
The first stirred branches,lifting a mist of crystal snowthat sailed due east,a spectral galleon over the water.
Another careenedamong the white pines,unsure which way to turn andtrailing a whirling, white mantilla.
Where do they come from?Where do they go?Who is the conjurer?
A third bore downalong the shoreand a sandstorm of snowskated on ice
through a stillness made immenseby an endless sky of slateand the banter of treetop crowson a far-off, faded shore.
11 comments:
so tired of winter
rather desolate pic of the Housatonic River
NEED SPRING!!!
I'd rather stop at solitude, but it has been a long winter.
Hi Ted! I definitely think I wouldn't be able to live near such a vision...
Blogtrotter Two is strolling in Southern France amidst the best of the perfumes... Enjoy and have a great week!!
Now, I notice: nothing since Tuesday... Everything OK?
Hi Trotter. All is well, but I'm preoccupied with another project. I'm sorry this place doesn't suit your constitution. It's a lovely, quiet spot. Behind me is an ornate, old, wooden, country church, and once or twice a day you can hear what's left of the Housatonic Railroad go by. The Appalachian Trail runs along the edge of the river on the right and follows it for five or more miles.
What a stunningly beautiful and desolate photograph. I love it.
Thank you, Phil. Stop by again.
Beautiful pic! Great angle. Though I am ready for spring. :)
The secret of the angle is that I was standing on a bridge above the river. As to spring, I don't mind more winter so long as it's photogenic winter and the temps don't go too much below 30. Thanks for stopping by and for your comment. I'm off to see what you've been up to, Tim.
Hi Ted! Maybe I should try the Apallachian Trail in summer... ;)
Nice is nice, don’t you agree? Check it at Blogtrotter Two... Enjoy and have a great week!!
Definitely, Trotter. Especially try it in this section which is easy hiking and very beautiful. You'll meet plenty of "through-hikers" that hike the whole trail. They always have stories to tell.
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