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The ever blue Blue Ridge Mountains
Patricia Downs
The ever blue Blue Ridge Mountains
May 28, 2024
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A wild daisy.
Wee but mighty: This little one kept stomping the ground as it walked closer & closer to where I was squatting down to photograph it.
2 of the neighborhood fawns.
A walk in the rain today presented me with a wonderful photo opportunity. This is Indian pipe Aka Ghost pipe. This native plant is not one you see everyday & it should not be harvested. It’s considered rare & is protected in some states. Hopefully this little patch will survive.
Midnight resting among wild daisies.
A lone rhododendron hanging on to it blooms enhancing to beauty of Mabry Mill.
The view, just below the icy surface of Pandapus pond.
Pandapus pond, earlier today.
Permafrost has been catching my attention since I was young child.
It was 10 degrees & windy outside yesterday when decided to have a little fun with my camera by creating a frozen bubble bath with a little rubber duck.
Boughs of snow,
View’tastic, Ellett Valley Jan 16.
