This small section of trees in the forest had a silvery sheen to one side of them.
That's all. I just thought it interesting.
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6 comments:
Nature at work keeping the earth alive.
Had to smile about your text, sounds a bit don't know what to post. But the photos are nice, sometimes they don't need a text.
it does look a bit metallic. like it!
It looks very pretty in that light. I wonder why it looks silvery. Something to ponder.
I would not have noticed the mist unless you pointed it out!
Out-standing!
A mystery of nature!
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