I truly am a four season fan. Just when I tire of heat, it grows cooler. When I think I’ve had enough of the cold, the warm air returns. I truly do try to embrace whatever mother nature serves up each day, and I often walk out the door without having a clue as to what the temperature is.
So why the remembrance of a hot August day at the beginning of a mild winter? I came across these pictures when looking for a particular photo that I took over the summer. The lush, green hues against the old crumbling bridge took me back to a fun day on Big Walker Creek in Giles County, Virginia. What a contrast to the colors of early December.
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I love the saying “God is in the details” even though I’m not particularly religious. And the details of this old bridge are beautiful. Great job!
Thanks Paul … I’m so glad you saw the details too. I have spent quite a bit of time on this bridge – even seen the creek flood to within a foot of the bottom!
Interesting view points. I too like the details of the bridge. Nice work!
Thanks … it’s a special place … many lovely memories with friends