Relaxing under a sprawling Live Oak in Florida. That was what I was doing a month ago although it is hard to imagine it on this cloudy, cold, damp day in Michigan.
Relaxing under a sprawling Live Oak in Florida. That was what I was doing a month ago although it is hard to imagine it on this cloudy, cold, damp day in Michigan.
This caught my eye – I LOVE live oaks! It’s great to stand underneath and look up into the branches.
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And this one posed just for me. 🙂
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Be careful what you wish for, snow falls, it seems do not come made to order. I like winter. Probably left over memories of my childhood. Now, it appears, I run from it, as evident by our upcoming 4 month stay in Mexico. Hope you get back to the warmth soon. Cheers.
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Well, Dan, I was thinking of great big flakes falling gently from the sky, with maybe 4 inches on the ground. I got it all under control. LOL Like my best memories from years ago. Have a great stay in Mexico.
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What a glorious tree.
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The old live oaks are sprawling and beautiful. Even more than the oaks in the northern US the drop their leaves.
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I only get to see oaks in Botanic Gardens as they are not common here in Australia. I always find their leafy shade so invitin.
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Hmm…seems like Florida might be a better place to be right now…with just a little warm sunshine. 🙂
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That is what I’ve been think today, Charles. This weather has my aging body hurting from the ends of my hair to the tips of my toe nails. But I would really love to see a pretty snow fall – you remember the ones.
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Oh I do recall them…as well as that cold feeling you’re talking about…hmm…the cold overrides that warm feeling of the view of a fresh snowfall. 🙂
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I hear you, friend.
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