Four seasons assignment

Posted December 28, 2011
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My contribution to Scott Thomas assignment “Four Seasons.” 

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12 comments so far

  1. Gerry on December 29, 2011

    I was wondering what that cylinder is under the blue tarp? (I can’t help it. I’m a curious person.)

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    • Giiid on December 29, 2011

      I like your ability always to find something interesting, often at places where noone looks. This little container will be glad to know that there finally is someone who see it as special. The rabbit will agree with you, of course, it is his water bottle.

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      • Gerry on December 29, 2011

        That is one lucky rabbit to live in such a pretty spot. The lush green growth of summer is striking.

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  2. TheDailyClick on December 29, 2011

    These are wonderful, Birgitte!

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    • Giiid on December 29, 2011

      I know you enjoy the European seasons, and sometime miss them a bit, just like we miss the warm weather you have. As the photos shows, the summer is much too short here.

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  4. Sybil on December 29, 2011

    Oh that summer image is so lush. I`m with Gerry, wondering what is under the blue tarp …

    Sybil in Nova Scotia

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    • Giiid on December 29, 2011

      Hi Sybil.
      We are always longing for summer, and it is much too short, only 3 months, and we never know if it will become a warm summer or just rain and a little sun.
      The interesting object is just a water bottle for the rabbit. 🙂
      Thank you for your comment.

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  5. Barbara on December 29, 2011

    So green in summer! So barren in winter! This is a really striking series, thanks for sharing!

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    • Giiid on December 29, 2011

      Last year was very snowy, at least it makes winter nice to look at. This winter is just gray. In June / July, everything is so lovely green and fresh, that is what we are waiting for the rest of the year.
      Thank you for your comment, Barbara.

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  6. sartenada on December 30, 2011

    It wonderful to see how seasons can vary and how different they can be. Lovely photos.

    I wish a very Happy New Year to You and Yours.

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  7. pearlz on January 4, 2012

    Love this!

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