"Brrrr, that's cold!"

Vicki- You were su

Adriana - Nov 25, 2015 10:46 AM EDT
Vicki- You were such a close friend, I just waentd you to know that i still think about you all that time. If they are still commenting about your pretty eyes in heaven well you know the rest

Guest - Apr 03, 2007 08:20 PM EDT
I thought that was you, Anne, but didn't want to say anything if we had another creative writer here! Every time I look at this I wonder how long it took that pine tree to wind its roots around itself that way, just to keep its 'feet' dry - and how on earth it hasn't fallen over is beyond me! Luckily the State Park will never cut it down. Vicki

Guest - Apr 03, 2007 02:51 PM EDT
Vickie - I was visiting Rick and using his computer. That made me nervous and I forgot to put my name in. *LOL* I never noticed. But as soon as you said gnome home, I started laughing. I thought I had said too many of my odd imaginative 'seeings' so I didn't mention the gnome home. But be assured I saw it. *LOL*

Guest - Apr 03, 2007 02:51 PM EDT
Vickie - I was visiting Rick and using his computer. That made me nervous and I forgot to put my name in. *LOL* I never noticed. But as soon as you said gnome home, I started laughing. I thought I had said too many of my odd imaginative 'seeings' so I didn't mention the gnome home. But be assured I saw it. *LOL*

Guest - Mar 31, 2007 08:57 PM EDT
Hi Steve - I'm glad you enjoyed this one. I admit, I have a strange imagination! Vicki

Guest - Mar 31, 2007 07:07 PM EDT
Nice shot, Vicki! I like the way the leaves in the reflection look like wisps of smoke. I think that most trees, willows and alders aside, do not like their roots to be inundated. Not as romantic an explanation as yours, I admit!

Guest - Mar 31, 2007 11:45 AM EDT
Thank you Carol, Don and 'g'. I'm glad you enjoyed this curlicue-rooted pine tree! 'g', I'm surprised you didn't comment on the 'gnome home' at the base! Vicki

Guest - Mar 31, 2007 10:07 AM EDT
The reflection is beautiful and so clear!! I love the fence in the background and made up all kinds of stories about the roots. That long one closest to tree is actually a beautiful princess that was bewitched by a water fawn. Be careful when you're taking pictures. 'g'

Guest - Mar 31, 2007 08:46 AM EDT
Very cool shot Vicki! The roots do look like they are trying to stay away from the water. Neat! Don

Guest - Mar 30, 2007 07:18 PM EDT
Great reflections, I have seen trees along the river that seem to be growing out of the water too. Carol