Anything that falls in the snow comes to light in the thaw.
Danish Proverb
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12 Comments CherryPie on Feb 21st 2010
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nice capture!
Thanks
Interesting thought of the week.. love the strength in the shadow
It gave me pause for thought and I enjoyed playing with the shadow
Actually, CP, I have thought of that many a time!
It is a nice thought isn’t it?
I’m not too sure I understand the proverb. But you have a friendly, reassuring, solid shadow. You’re not going to disappear with the thaw!:)
I think I will come more awake in the thaw
I didn’t realise you were 14′ tall.
It came as a surprise to me too. I have always been told that cameras never lie!!!
Lovely thought and pic, Cherie – you cast a long shadow!
I had fun with the pic