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Dreams Dreams Dreams.
Well, sometimes you have to post something beautiful. 🙂
Much like it looks out here during the winter months.
Well, this is supposed to be summer – though it looks more like autumn already. 🙂
A beautiful landscape thirsting for rain.
Yes. Thank you, Peter.
Mighty green trees!
Yes, but some trees are already loosing their leaves, due to the dry weather. It almost looks like autumn is in full swing already.
Buiten de bomen is alles verschroeit.
Ja. Geen wonder met nauwelijks regen.
Quite the opposite end of my world Rabirius – beautifully captured as always
Thank you very much, Tina.
Excellent
Thank you, Henk.
That what happens when society does not share life’s juices. The rich ones suck it all up, and grow tall with plenty of greenbacks 🙂
That is true.
In some quarters you can still see people with green grass in their gardens. They must use up a lot of water.
here too…so so dry…but today rain and only 11 all week 30 or more…BAM feels like fall ~ smiles over the pond Rabirius 🙂
Yes, we now had some occasional rain as well. But still, everything is dry.
Reblogged this on Greek Canadian Literature.
Thanks for reblogging.
Beautiful landscape. Nature is an immeasurable model. Your picture is the best.
Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like the photo.
I love the dreamy feel of this one.
Thanks a lot!
Wonderful photo! A peaceful place, it seems.
Thank you, John.
Yes, where I took the photo it is quite peaceful – at least when I was there some weeks ago.
It may have been dry, but you made it so beautiful, like a dream.
Thank you. 🙂
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