Winter River by beachzz
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Once it starts to rain, the Eel River gets muddy, cold and swift. If you look carefully, you can see actual snow on the hills, that's about as much as we ever get. And that's just fine with me!!
Comments (15)
Awesome Collage!!
Very nice collage Marilyn!
Very interesting, and colouful too!
A fine collage.
wonderful work Maz, I see that snow there, we have not had any at all yet either, but it's bitterly cold here.
Oh, look at the snow. Isn't that cute? LOL! I'll trade you. Okay, aside from all that nonsense, these are wonderful images. I love the view, and the grasses are spectacular!
It's a beautiful scene you've got there...a great place to walk and take photos!
nice work my friend
For me, the last shot...bottom right... is the one I can bond with. :-) I can see the snow on the mountain crests from my office. Makes me wonder - is it better to be in the mountains and have snow (up to 15 feet) or be in the valley and get wind and rain (40 mph wind with 1 inch of freezing rain...) I sort of think maybe a temperature-controlled room at the Hyatt in ANY city would work for me. LOL
Cool collage! Nice work!
Wow, except for some minor differences, this looks just like the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach! Splendid collage presented here of the cold and raw environment, M.
Ahhhh Very nice !!! and we used to get those snowy occasions in the San Francisco bay area too , especially on mount Hamilton at lick observatory, [^___^] Great photo !!!
wonderful to see your river in winter time too. cool shots
Great images Marilyn. I guess everybody gets on the snow band wagon, even our friends in Hawaii. I would like to go north to Flagstaff, but a couple of days ago when it snowed they had over 100 cars slide off I-40 in a 24 hr. period. We hadd a couple of highways closed due to snow. I guess I just look at the snow pictures posted here. I like your attitude about the snow!Sig...
nice montage, Marilyn. (Or maybe I should write "Merrilynn"—a little name-spelling joke that no one else'll get, lol...) You could make shots out of each one of these. The high grasses against the slate-blue bank and the mountains in the background make a beautiful rugged capture. (You really live in a beautiful place.) Your low-angle shots have real drama. It must be beautiful in winter for solitude and vastness. I'm starting to fall in love with that area from your photographs...