Winter without snow makes for a bleak season indeed. Yet there's an austere beauty to the dormant earth that can catch you by surprise and feed your soul. I was caught by that beauty on my regular Sunday walk in the Dykeman Spring Nature Park this morning; it was enhanced by rain overnight, and the damp seems to have enhanced the normally muted colors of the Winter landscape. My soul was most definitely fed.
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Raindrops on Viburnum berries |
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The creek in the park from the red bridge |
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A shelf fungus along the Dykeman Walking Trail |
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A view of the north duck pond |
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The rolling hills of Central PA seen from the top of the upland meadow in the park |
© 2018 by A. Roy Hilbinger
Absolutely beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteViburnum, huh? I wasn't even familiar with the word.
ReplyDeleteI must admit, I like the muted colors in the snowless winter as displayed here.
It's all there!
ReplyDeleteReady To Spring into Action !