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Crossing the Big Thompson River in Rocky Mountain N.P. there was a heavy layer of frost on all the trees and this one little pinecone.
Fill the frame alternate for this week. I like the shot, I just think the ornaments were more cheerful.
This is my second choice for MM "Knolling"
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It's that magical time of year at Echo Ridge. Fires are lit and cabins are warm as the snow starts to fall on the evergreen forests. Hear the ice sing under the setting sun and make a wish upon a shooting star.
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Video made by Mr Poet
There are no pine trees in this area, which is coastal prairie with some scrub oak. But we have been lugging these pine cones around for what seems like 1000 years as christmas decorations, and now I finally found a good use for them: 120 pictures in 2020 #86 "Pinecones".
I found this mushroom (I am not sure of the species) under a pine tree, and the pinecone nearby looked lonely, so I moved it so it could pose for a picture.
They look much happier now, no?
Google Pixel 4a, natural light
might be Strobilurus tenacellus ( Bitterer Kiefern-Zapfenrübling ) seen a few this morning in the New Forest NP
I see you fallen on the ground
Where you landed without a sound
On the bed of green you lie
Waiting under the deep blue sky
Waiting to feel my hungry finger
Caress your skin and then linger
Opening you without a sound
As you lie upon the ground