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Flying back into NYC this morning having avoided the snow in Paris, I was delighted to see that winter had graced the city with a bit of a light dusting. A wonderful opportunity to once again view the actual bones of a garden. Colors & textures normally seen are now obscured and quieted from view and we are able to study the line and shape that makes up good design.
Maryanne, this is just beautiful & I had never thought of seeing gardens in exactly this way.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog header Maryanne! It's always great to see what works through the eyes of a professional!! xo Maria
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful images Maryanne ....... snow just puts another dimension on things doesn't it ? ..... and it makes everything look so magical. Came over to see you via Marsha..... have fun blogging ! XXXX
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by Jacqueline and a very Happy Birthday!
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