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  1. #1
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    Stunning photos, as always! That one of the snowflakes is amazing.

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    Kirsten, what can I say except awesome, amazing. I could almost feel that I was there. Love that old tree, it does look like it's been there from another era.
    Your pictures are fabulous, you never disappoint me...I love them all.
    Asiel

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

    I've been Boo'd----

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    The pictures are stunning. Thank you very much.

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    Wow! Amazing pictures!

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    Thank you so much for taking the time to look at my pictures, and for commenting on them. I really hope you're not getting tired of me posting them...

    Cindy, that's so nice that your co-workers also seem to enjoy them; makes me happy.

    Elyse, that sounds like a beautiful poem you've mentioned, need to google for that one!

    Karen, you did it again! You're creating magic with your words! Thank you!

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    We promise we will never get tired of you posting them! Still have a poem rattling around for that huge moss-covered tree, will get it typed out at some point soon, I promise!
    I've Been Frosted

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    The old tree
    More ancient than any
    Stands knarled and twisted at the forests' center
    Holding the heart of the woods deep within
    Guardian of secrets and stories
    Mmories of lives long past
    Moss covered and twisted
    So much history within its ken
    But fragile limbs
    And moss-slick surfaces defy climbers
    And the crevices and caverns within its trunk
    House generations of creatures
    Who have always know its sheltering bulk
    Listen, hold very, very still
    Quiet even your breathing and mind
    And it will whisper stories to you
    Scary ones and merry
    Heartbreak and dancing
    Stories of sunlight and yound limbs dancing
    Fledgling birds lauched from nests in its branches
    Newfound love in it's shade in yourger days
    Hunters who leant against it in a pause in the chase
    Animals leeing skyward as predators circled below
    And always, always it will tell you
    If you listen, if you are silent and still
    You will hear it tell of endurance
    And it, longer than memories, will abide
    And only time
    Will outlast it
    I've Been Frosted

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