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  1. #1
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    Wow, wow, and wow! I am so impressed! I love woods very much and all your pictures evoke memories.
    @Richard: You obviously didn't spot the ents

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    Thank you everyone for taking the time to look.


    Quote Originally Posted by Barbara View Post
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    @Richard: You obviously didn't spot the ents
    lol, indeed!



    For Richard:

    Tree Wraith


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    Beautiful pictures Kirsten!
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    Forever in my heart...
    Casey.Ginger.Corey.Mandy.Sassy
    Lacey.Angel.Missy.Jake.Layla

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    At the rate of repeating myself your pictures always amaze me Kirsten. Love the ones where the sun's rays come through the trees. Never tire of looking at any of your pictures so don't give up the hobby.
    Asiel

    I've been frosted--- thank you Cassie'smom

    I've been Boo'd----

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    Wow, these are all incredibly beautiful. I love the first set with the fog, I also really like the second and third ones in the second set, especially that old gnarled tree, it really does have a fairy tale look.

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    Shhhh, do not move
    The mist that shrouds the autumn forest
    Conceals all manner of mystery
    Cooling the embers of autumns flame bright colors
    To a quieter hue, dulled within the fog
    The ghosts of winter lurk beyond the treeline
    The songbirds all have fled
    And even those sturdy ones
    That winter within these glades are silent
    Like the fog has swallowed their songs
    And forced them into deeper thickets beyond our gaze
    And realms beyond our ken
    The leaves that just yesterday crackled underfoot
    Are now mute, and slippery underfoot
    And their decay is hastened, joyful color drained
    Meaning every step is risky, and you know
    Despite protestation of your modern mind
    That in these woods
    Shrouded in mist and moisture
    Monsters lurk, between the ghostly branches
    Barely visible in the near distance ...
    Shhhh is that quiet snap of twig
    An innocent rabbit passing by
    Or is it, indeed the only sign you'll get
    Of that which lurks amidst the mists
    Just waiting for that one missed step, that one
    "let me walk a bit further ..."
    That will leave you
    Haunting the autumn woods for
    Future unwary passersby ...
    I've Been Frosted

  7. #7
    Gorgeous photos as always Kirsten. I too never tire looking at your work .
    Rhi *Hooman* Clover *Rottie x ACD* (RIP to my BRD) Elvis and Tinny *The BCs* & Harri *JRT* Luna *BC x*

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    Enter, if you dare
    Into forest primeval
    Stream of light just highlight
    The depth of darkness within
    Tread carefully over moss and
    Uneven, untouched ground
    Never manicured or managed
    And beware ...
    Of old roots that lurk and trip
    Of creatures hidden within the woods
    Busy at their lives so removed from ours
    Tread quietly, and still your breathing
    Listen for the birds you cannot see
    The songs embedded within this place
    The whispers of humans who passed long ago
    Stories exchanged away from others
    Whispers of love
    Echos of the sobs of those who sheltered here
    Seeking comfort in the steadiness of trees
    Tread softly, for this, as much as any cathedral or
    Man-made fortress against the world
    This, I know in my bones,
    Is sacred space.
    I've Been Frosted

  9. #9
    I love the pictures, as always Kirsten.

    Germany's forests always struck me as very well managed, but I just can't forget waking up in a hammock several feet off the ground, looking down and seeing a pack of wild hogs trying to figure out how to get me down and unwrap me.
    The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.

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