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Green Day - Let it snow

Posted by Claudia Moser on 10:50 AM in ,


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17 Comments

Vane M. says:
11:16 AM

Que árvore linda, e alta, não? Beijos, feliz green day!

Ailime says:
11:28 AM

Ola Cláudia, belíssima foto! O verde lindo das árvores e o chão atapetado pelo branco da neve. Adorei. Abraço Ailime

eileeninmd says:
12:28 PM

Very pretty winter scene! I love the beautiful trees. Have a happy weekend!

Lisa says:
2:13 PM

A great photo!

Adam says:
3:03 PM

love the snow

Leovi says:
4:15 PM

Wonderful light, is an excellent tree, delicious frame, beautiful. Pure magic.

inge says:
5:39 PM

Oh I so adore this photo I would love to paint it. Have a lovely weekend Claudia

Belle says:
7:59 PM

What a gorgeous scene!

miss b says:
12:19 AM

What a lovely snowy picture. It's snowing quite heavily at the moment - if it continues through the night it will be a cosy day at home tomorrow!
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Jeannette StG says:
1:51 AM

Great when it snows AND the sun shines:) Thanks that you visited me!

Ellie says:
1:04 PM

What a lovely picture - the green really looks great against the white of the snow.

Maria Luiza says:
5:23 PM

Claudia, sua foto é de tirar o fôlego! Linda demais! Grande abraço e lindo final de semana!

Jackie says:
6:49 PM

It truly is a gorgeous scene. I love the majestic evergreens against the white backdrop of snow!

Happy weekend!:-)

Lucinha says:
7:59 AM

Claudia,

Love the snow and green!
Have a nice Sunday!

orchid0324 says:
12:55 PM

Dearest Claudia,
Beautiful picture of green with snow♬♬♬ ☃
I hope you are not feeling too cold in your place.
Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Rick Watson says:
3:47 AM

That is a beautiful picture Claudia.

Claudia Moser says:
11:56 AM

To all - thank you for your kind words, I am sad to inform you that today we have rain, grey atmosphere and no ray of sun forecasted for the next 3 days!

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