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13 comments:
Beautiful, evocative picture, Meri and the perfect haiku to fit it!
Brrrr
Cool haiku.
:-)
This is so ethereal in its beauty... your words take me right to the heart of this other world, this place of deep silence...
you make freezing fog look sexy!!
Very very cool shot AND Haiku. It was like this here on Wednesday when we took a short trek North. The sky had blended with the fields and the trees were covered in frost. You evoke memories with this shot and your words. Awesome!
Peace
How wonderful to find such beauty in the icy cold winter!
Nicely captured...thanks for sharing :-)
January fog - superb capture....and I felt the quiet chill
This is definitely a Meri Magic photo. I live right by the ocean and when the fog comes in like this, I can hear the fog horn and the sea lions barking in the harbor. Is this taken in Washington? Happy new year.
so very classic haiku, image and words, breathtaking!
love the image!
so lovely Meri!
Sometimes an image of cold makes me shiver with wondering. How can cold be so beautiful? Then I think of heat. No explanation needed after that.
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