Yesterday's four inches of snow-turned-into-last-night's-half-inch-of-ice-turned-into-today's-five-more-inches-of-snow. In the early hours of the morning I could hear the dear crashing through the frozen woods and the ice breaking as they crossed the small creek. They must have given up the risky creekway because this Trio, Theme #339, was spotted casually strolling along the railroad corridor late in the day.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
TRIO, 28/365
Yesterday's four inches of snow-turned-into-last-night's-half-inch-of-ice-turned-into-today's-five-more-inches-of-snow. In the early hours of the morning I could hear the dear crashing through the frozen woods and the ice breaking as they crossed the small creek. They must have given up the risky creekway because this Trio, Theme #339, was spotted casually strolling along the railroad corridor late in the day.
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No the North Pole is that way!, No it's this way! No No your both wrong just keep following the rail tracks.
ReplyDeleteSuper Sweet Shot! Great photo for the theme!
ReplyDeleteThey look a bit spooked still. I love a shot that makes you wonder what's round the bend
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool shot - love this!
ReplyDeleteGreat winter scene, Lorri. I hope they find lots to eat...
ReplyDeleteI love it! I never see many deer around us. They all hide out in the woods or running across the road. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet photo. It sure looks cold!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteJust Perfect!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThey really look like they know where they are headed. Nice wintry capture.
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