Dirty slush under grey skies
Depression is real
Hope is in the color Green
These photos were taken in Five Rivers Metro Parks, Beavercreek Wetlands. Washington National Forest
and Bill Yanks Park
Think Green!
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Thanks Phil: Even over here, where it is always green, there are always inviting new things to be observed, new insights to God’s wonders & invitations: Tom
Your sharing has always reflected your caring.
Thank you
Beautiful, Phil! Thanks.
Phil,
Your pictures are delightful after all this snow.. Cheery, actually. I am dropping band.. both groups, for several reasons. I wish you well in making happy songs. Lots of friends will be missed.
The nature parks offer some beauty and solace. I walked at Cox yesterday.. Zip, the dog who guards against the geese, accompanied us to the tree house. However, due to ice/snow we could not climb up it. So we continued our walk.
Linda
Linda, enjoy your break from NHB. Zipp is always a welcome at Cox
thanks for your comments
Phil