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Green Day - A dream of spring

Posted by Claudia Moser on 9:32 AM in ,


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9 Comments

Maria Luiza says:
10:44 AM

Olá, Claudia, linda imagem! Deu vontade de abraçá-la, se eu pudesse estar aí, debaixo dela! Sempre abraço as árvores! Elas hospedam, abrigam e protegem comunidades viventes de toda a espécie. Nelas há vida intensa! Grande abraço e abençoadíssimo Ano Novo!

chica says:
11:14 AM

Linda foto,bela participação! beijos,chica

Vane M. says:
12:05 PM

Cláudia, que linda imagem, das cores às perspectivas! Um abraço, lindo 2013!

Adam says:
3:01 PM

I can't wait for spring

Southhamsdarling says:
7:03 PM

What a beautifully framed photograph, Claudia. A really lovely composition. I presume that it's not a recent photo. If it is, then I do envy you, because we have had such dull dreary days over here recently.

Ailime says:
7:39 PM

Uma belíssima foto de Primavera! Aqui é Inverno e as árvores já não tem folhas! Vou aguardar que elas se vistam de novo para me deleitar com as suas sombras. Abraço. Ailime

Unknown says:
1:42 AM

Spring would be very nice! But since we still have a few months of winter, Spring is only in my dreams:) Lovely pic!

eileeninmd says:
1:14 PM

Lovely tree, I am anxious for spring to arrive here. Thanks for sharing, Happy Green Day!

Claudia Moser says:
8:04 AM

@Maria - thank you for your kind wishes, Happy New Year as well!
@Chica - thank you!
@Vane - thank you so much, Happy New Year too!
@Adam - same here
@Diane - not, it is actually from last autumn, I enjoyed the colours so much
@Ailime - :)
@Jesh - so true, we can only dream
@Eileen - Happy Green Day as well!

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