A horse trailer being hauled westward crests a hill on a quiet and sunny, Sunday morning, descending into a huge valley between Valleyview and Grande Prairie, Alberta. Notable among this landscape’s relief and early spring colour is the full absence of snow.
Listening to – Stan Tracey’s ‘Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered,’ mellow jazz to begin this Wednesday morning; then, it’s on to John Hicks’ and ‘Fatha’s Bedtime Story.’
Quote to Inspire – “A good photograph is knowing where to stand.” – Ansel Adams
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4 responses to “Roadscape West”
Great post and photo. I’m going to be “bothered” having that song stuck in my head all day long…love it.
Hello Angeline:
Stan Tracey’s ‘bothered’ music eases us forward into our days … good schtuff!
Thanks for looking in ….
🙂
Depth and travel, I like your perspective.
Jim
Hey there, Jim:
It’s curious stuff … perspective and knowing where to stand. Likely there’s analogy and wisdom there …. 😉
Good schtuff!
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