Welcome to my little corner of blogland! This is the only sane spot I can come in my crazy life! :) Here I share my sometimes funny sometimes NOT-day to day insanity I call my life, along with my sweet wooly hubby & our 4 boys :)
Welcome to my little corner of blogland! This is the only sane spot I can come in my crazy life! :) Here I share my sometimes funny sometimes NOT-day to day insanity I call my life, along with my sweet wooly hubby & all our boys :)
If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; there is where they should be. Now put foundations under them.
Henry David Thoreau
Saturday, November 04, 2006
The trees have eyes
No I wish I could take the credit for these awesome pics but I found them on this blog and I HAD to share :) I've never seen anything like that before.
Also I drop by this site alot for mindless entertainment :)
xoxo melzie
1 comment:
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Are these Aspen trees? They look like the Aspen trees in Colorado. We've been fortunate to have friends there who have hosted just Jerry and me once and this past summner, us and our three children and it's so beautiful there! I will post more pix from Colorado in the future but don't want to bore anyone to tears with my gushing over how gorgeous it is. When we went two years ago it was in September and the Aspens were golden yellow and bright orange. This year we were there in August and they were mostly lime green. So pretty. The elk also chew on the bark and make even darker places giving the bark even more interest.
1 comment:
Are these Aspen trees? They look like the Aspen trees in Colorado. We've been fortunate to have friends there who have hosted just Jerry and me once and this past summner, us and our three children and it's so beautiful there! I will post more pix from Colorado in the future but don't want to bore anyone to tears with my gushing over how gorgeous it is. When we went two years ago it was in September and the Aspens were golden yellow and bright orange. This year we were there in August and they were mostly lime green. So pretty. The elk also chew on the bark and make even darker places giving the bark even more interest.
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