Northwest Frame of Mind

26 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: 2-5-14”

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   hihowsyou25

   February 5, 2014

   What a fascinating tree, love te colours !

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      Thank you. 🙂

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   narble

   February 5, 2014

   The temperate rain forest is a rare environment.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      It sure is and something new surprises me each visit.

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   lensandpensbysally

   February 5, 2014

   Nature is majestic on all its stages.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      I agree Sally.

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   Amy

   February 5, 2014

   Truly majestic! Love how you take photos of trees, Lisa!

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      Thanks Amy! I’m glad you like all my tree photos because I can’t seem to stop posting them. 😉

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   FireBonnet

   February 5, 2014

   Oooooo another of your rich and deeply colorful forest images. It is primeval! Simply gorgeous.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      Thanks Meghan! I’ll get back to the water and beaches when spring arrives but right now it’s too cold for waterfront pictures. 🙂 Lucky for me (and my frozen fingers) there are plenty of forests around!

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   digitalgranny

   February 5, 2014

   Beautiful, absolutely beautiful.

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      Thanks so much Ruth. 🙂

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   Andra Watkins

   February 5, 2014

   Wowee. That’s not a word, so I guess that comments fits with wordless……..

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      Wowee is a fun non-word. 😉

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   anotherday2paradise

   February 5, 2014

   Stunning image, Lisa. The colours are really amazing. 🙂

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 5, 2014

      Thanks Sylvia. The deep colors were my favorite part of this hike, I couldn’t stop taking pictures of moss and wood. 🙂

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   Angeline M

   February 5, 2014

   Such incredible trees. The Pacific Northwest is an abundance of beauty!

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      NW Frame of Mind

      February 6, 2014

      Thanks Angeline, there is sure is a lot of variety here. 🙂

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    suej

    February 6, 2014

    Beautiful colours and textures….

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       NW Frame of Mind

       February 6, 2014

       Thank you Sue, I’m happy to hear you like it.

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    Lignum Draco

    February 6, 2014

    Love the colours here. Very vibrant.

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       NW Frame of Mind

       February 6, 2014

       Thanks so much LD, I appreciate your visit.

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    Paula

    February 6, 2014

    Your trees almost look like an enchanted forest. Bring them on, Lisa 🙂

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       NW Frame of Mind

       February 6, 2014

       Thanks Paula. 🙂 I have plenty more so it’s good to know you like them!

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    Heidi

    February 6, 2014

    Were those notches in the stump made by the PNW saber toothed squirrel?

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       NW Frame of Mind

       February 6, 2014

       I didn’t know you could type with those paws Heidi. 😉 A saber toothed squirrel sounds a way more exciting than buckboard notches!

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