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Thanks for posting, Mark. You've given us great shots of a beautiful region, and it sounds like y'all had an interesting adventure. I'm glad you were able to get out there. Glo

Thanks, John! Aren't they beautiful? Y'all are fortunate to be able to see that migration. Glo

These are beautiful, oji. I especially like the reddish leaves (what plant?) against dazzling white, and the thorny vine you so artistically curved across the foreground. The geese are lovely; the contrast between water and snow: stunning. Thanks! Glo

Hoorah! I was hoping someone would post Pines-after-blizzard photos. And for a bonus, we got picture-book-perfect Hank and Murphy! Thanks for the story and the glimpse of beautiful bogs. Glo

It's good to hear that you have a new job, Al. I'm happy for you. Bob, what an interesting observation. Never would have noticed! Glo

Looks like Queen Anne's Lace (is it?) has a beautiful headdress . Nice find! Glo

This collection's richly detailed textures keep bringing me back for another look . . . Leaves: polished to a sheen and edged with frozen lace. Bark: rough with scaly plates, or ridged with tarnished silver, or mottled and sapling-smooth. Fruits: dimpled and leathery-blue. Fungi in...

Beautiful shots, Ed. Your snow-flower tree is interesting. Best--of course--are the views of the Skit. Love those deep blues, and the geese are a perfect touch. Thanks! Glo

Looks like a great ol' tractor--and cute kids. What a good idea! I'm enjoying the stories on this thread. Glo

That's quite a collection--you found all those in one day? It sounds as if you endured a bit of tribulation to get to them, but at least it wasn't seven years. :) Thanks for sharing. Glo

A so-called drab winter landscape comes alive to the discerning eye: vibrant shades of pines and water, arresting silhouettes, magnificent sky, and a cheerful highlight—DayGlo fungi. Most poignant: the lone post at the edge of a bog, lapped by waves. A remainder . . . a reminder . . . these...

Alfreda, you have grown lyrical! Let's hope that your ever-so-poetic prophecy will soften Whip's heart and cause him to reconsider. And you--surely you --would forgive and forget. ?? And then we all will :dance: Glo

You find the coolest stuff, Ed. Thanks for keeping your camera handy! Glo

That's good news, Guy! Glo

Sorry to see what happened to your eye. I agree, there's nothing like that kind of pain, maybe because of the worry that accompanies it. Hope it's much better soon, for your sake and for ours--we need those eyes of yours! Glo

The Pinelands Reserve is incredibly unique--look all across these fifty states; there's nothing to compare. It is eminently worthy of dedicated stewardship, and I hate to see this happening. Glo

Bite yo' tongue, boy! Some folk don' think it's all that weird. :) Ms Glo

These are lovely vistas; yes, beautiful in every season. Thank you for the details too: iced-cone and stacked-jade and especially the mystic forest . . . Memories. That time was like never, and like always. So we go there, where nothing is waiting; we find everything waiting there...

My nightmare, even with my little compact. Sad! I like your Westecunk Creek water shots, especially the rippled one. Enlarged, it's dizzying. Glo

Thanks, y'all for illuminating an unknown area of the Pines for me. Bob, that map really helped. I enjoyed the great pics and remarkable photo-op-poses. :) And some amazing antics from 50-year-olds. (!!) But I'm worried about Guy . . . "small hibernating mammals" ?? Glo