bleak midwinter 4 by alanwilliams
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Description
more from the Blackdown region

Comments (23)
Looking down towards Wambrook I would guess!! A very nice shot Alan.
Bellissima atmosfera... sembra quasi presa da un sogno ....
I do think winter is much more attractive in the country than in town! Very beautiful.
Hedges certainly make gorgeous fences.
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
This is even better!
definitely a one way street.quite beautiful
Awesome mood and Wintery atmosphere!
You image definitely expresses the title well.
Stunning scene
Really enjoying this walk/drive with you through the countryside.
Bleak is hardly the word I would use. This is rich with endless variety of light and shade. It's so alive.
Love the POV and atmosphere
Wonderful and very creative work
EXCELLENT WORK
Most sweet POV. :))))) You all have received alot of snow this year haven't you. :) If we got this much snow I would have to play in it. LOL!!! Beautiful winter image. :)))) Most excellent capture my friend. :))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))) Carry A Warm Smile In Your Heart :)))))
I love English hedgerows; we don't have them here. All our roads are carved out wide for easy visibility as far as possible; if we had these everyone would immediately get piled up in horrible Mr. Toad-type crashes! A beautiful scene, and maybe someday I'll figure out how the English manage to avoid killing each other on these narrow twisting roads...
Snow turns the country side into a magical place. Well seen@
Wonderful mood. I like the foggy landscape and trees.
a lovely composition of a cool winter day
Brrrrrrrrrr
Superb capture love the snow images.
I can't believe how much snow is embedded in the hedge! Now you can understand why I leave New Hampshire in the winter and live in Florida!