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Behind the Holly Tree in the Fog
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Time-Out
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I love seeing real holly growing in its natural state! It's much too cold for that here, of course. At least on the prairies. I think it's warm enough in British Columbia for it to grow.
ReplyDeleteThis year it's been unusually warm. It feels more like spring than winter.
DeleteThese are gorgeous scenic photos. They are tranquil and warm.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw them outside my window I just had to photograph them.
DeleteI don't think I've seen any real ones in person
ReplyDeleteThis one is a tall tree.
DeleteI really enjoy looking at peaceful photos like these and thank you so much! Hugs...RO
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like them.
DeleteAlways interesting to see fog. Wonder what's beyond.
ReplyDeleteIt's sort of magical.
DeleteHow lovely, John. I have never even seen a photo of a Holly tree until this posting. I enjoyed these photos...thank you~
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