Roy - just marvelous. And there is something so comforting about revisiting familiar places and watching their evolution through the season. Personally, I greatly enjoy the world that is revealed with the starkness of winter. Wonderful shots, as usual.
Ah... photo #5 stands out, although they are all lovely. This time of year challenges us to see the beauty around us, after the blazing glory of the autumn foliage and the riot of summer blossoms. You captured some of the best here, Roy. Nice work.
Danielle, that Artist's Fungus is one of my favorites. So is the last one, of the naked White Wood Asters.
Lynn, Ballard Park is in the south end of Newport, at the corner of Wickham and Hazard Rds. It's centered on an old quarry that dates back to colonial times. It's mostly wooded (predominantly Oak), lots of rock outcroppings, and a network of trails. It's a great place to hang out.
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Danielle, that Artist's Fungus is one of my favorites. So is the last one, of the naked White Wood Asters.
Lynn, Ballard Park is in the south end of Newport, at the corner of Wickham and Hazard Rds. It's centered on an old quarry that dates back to colonial times. It's mostly wooded (predominantly Oak), lots of rock outcroppings, and a network of trails. It's a great place to hang out.
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