I love the way the grass turns red. From afar, it looked pink!
I love these bouquets of goldenrod at the turn off by the highway.
What a beautiful place it is right now. Thank you Donna for inviting me out! : )
: ) Happy Thursday!
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What a beautiful place that is Monika, I love the variation of colours - so lovely. I think I can envision a piece of your lovely art coming from this :))
What a pretty spot indeed. I love fall! Those pictures are so soft and textural that they almost look like they've already been worked in fiber.
How fun to reunite with a long lost friend!
What a pretty spot indeed. I love fall! Those pictures are so soft and textural that they almost look like they've already been worked in fiber.
How fun to reunite with a long lost friend!
oh, the texture!
you've NEVER BEEN TO BEAVER CREEK? how can that be? we spent hours and hours and hours there with the kids when they were small. we always stressed that you should never bring home anything but pictures and memories, and then had a five year old obsessing that the police were going to come 'take him away' because he brought home what he thought was an empty clamshell that turned out to be still inhabited....the clam lived a long and healthy life, btw, in our aquarium...
cheers!
molly
That is a lovely place! Sounds like you have another source of inspiration..
I can definitely see some future Monika pieces in these photos! Beautiful!
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