(Winter Wonderland)
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Though I'm not one to make new years resolutions, this year I thought I'd give them a try. One of them was to challenge myself with photos.
There are many folks and bloggers out there that do Project 365 or something similar. Basically, they take a photo every day and post it. I love this idea but I know I can't commit to it and I rather not set myself up to fail. So instead, I thought I'd post some photos on the weekend, every week.
I will not be limiting myself to food only. I feel this would be another way to challenge myself too. Photographing food versus people or landscapes is not the same at all.
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(Leaning Tree of Forest)
My father in law is very diligent with his woodpiles. He goes through his "forest" and all the trees that have died or fallen, he brings them back and cuts them up to use for heating his home. He's got years worth of woodpiles stacked up on his property.
(How much wood can a woodchuck chuck)
The skies weren't very blue and the sun wasn't out shining but I think the day was still great. Especially since I'm feeling better and the weather has warmed up considerally.
(Hibernating Bicycle)
Hope you all had a great weekend :)
I am very impressed with that stack of wood...Coming from the farm we had an old wood stove and acres of trees. I remember how I used to complain to my Folks that my life revolved around that stinkin stove. Cut trees, chop wood, stack wood, haul wood, then haul the ashes out of the stove. Nice pictures Maki, keep on snappin!
ReplyDeleteThanks coffee girl.
ReplyDeleteI love the woodpile. I think it's a really nice photo seeing all the grains, textures and cut shapes of the different wood.
It's amazing to see how much wood there is. I would be complaining too if it was me having to do it :) My father in law retired and he considers this his exercise. Good on him :)