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Green Day - Winter?

Posted by Claudia Moser on 9:34 AM in , ,

Sometimes winter does look like this!


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12 Comments

Lucinha says:
9:45 AM

Claudia,

The winter is beautiful. loved your photos of sky, green and pines.
Have a great weekend! Hugs

inge says:
10:49 AM

Lucky you I love the bright blue sky

orchid0324 says:
12:18 PM

Dearest Claudia,
Oh, beautiful green with wonderful blue sky♡♡♡
The tree looks kind of a pine tree , haha I wonder!
Love you always from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Ailime says:
1:21 PM

Uma foto linda! O céu azul e o pinheiro com as suas pinhas! Magnífico "post"! Adoro as arvores e hoje estou tão triste, porque acabaram de abater algumas árovres junto à minha casa:(( Ailime

Alfa & Ômega says:
4:47 PM

Claudia, que foto espetacular! Amo as pinhas e no meu Natal, coloquei muitas espalhadas pela casa! Que abundância há neste pé! Encantou-me! Grande abraço e um lindo final de semana! Beijos!

Zizi Santos says:
4:52 PM

Linda foto!
adoro pinhas!
um lindo céu
Zizi

Southhamsdarling says:
4:55 PM

How wonderful to have such blue sky right in the middle of winter, and that tree looks wonderful! Have a lovely weekend my friend/

Linda says:
7:56 PM

Just look at those gorgeous pine cones. Lovely photo.

eileeninmd says:
10:49 AM

A perfect choice for Green Day! I love Pine trees and cones. Have a happy weekend!

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
6:04 AM

I love a blue sky in winter what a beautiful photo, Enjoy your self X

Rick Watson says:
5:39 AM

That looks like the sky over our house today. It rained most of the day yesterday, but it was stunning today.
Thanks for sharing.

Claudia Moser says:
11:58 AM

The green is pretty! Agree :)

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