Wordless Wednesday: A spring in winter February 27, 2013 by scillagrace Comments are allowed: no restrictions! Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading... Related
This is a great shot. You expect to see the blue/white water but the green is a great surprise. Thanks for sharing. d:~) Chris Hall The Adventures of Jaydon and Daddy Reply
Surprised me, too! Trickling from a spring into Lake Wingra, this little stream made me hungry for watercress sandwiches! Reply
Fools the eye, thinking that it is a pathway, and than makes me want to follow the creek’s edges. Reply
Gracias! I wish I could write in Spanish…I just visited your site and I’m very impressed! ________________________________ Reply
That would be my fault for saturating it a bit…truly, it’s quite natural. ________________________________ Reply
scillagrace 
This is a great shot. You expect to see the blue/white water but the green is a great surprise.
Thanks for sharing. d:~)
Chris Hall
The Adventures of Jaydon and Daddy
Surprised me, too! Trickling from a spring into Lake Wingra, this little stream made me hungry for watercress sandwiches!
I love it! It looks quite surreal.
Thanks! And thanks for visiting!
Fools the eye, thinking that it is a pathway, and than makes me want to follow the creek’s edges.
It was so inviting on a winter day to see a green “carpet” laid out.
The seasons merging!
Yes! Kind of like hot springs in the snow in Japan…
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Hey Scill,
thats coooool….. A chill rill with chlorophyl…..
Nice shot!!
Oh, you poet! (or would you prefer ‘rapper’?) Thanks!
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Wordsmith I think……..
😉
Oh, okay.
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Ufffff, Una Bonita Composición, … Me Gusta La FotografÃa… Un Saludo
Gracias! I wish I could write in Spanish…I just visited your site and I’m very impressed!
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It looks like water following a leak from a nuclear plant!
That would be my fault for saturating it a bit…truly, it’s quite natural.
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