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Wordless Wednesday – Spring Melt
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Eliza Waters 
Nice video, Eliza!
Thank you, Lavinia!
Great video
Thank you, glad you enjoyed this bit of spring. 🙂
☀️😊
This reminded me of a sentence from Herbs and the Earth by Henry Beston: “The waters under the earth and the waters upon it are everywhere unsealing, flowing from the new green of moss down the slope of ledges in the sun and gathering in clearest pools where the snow has melted in the woods.”
One of my favourite books about gardening.
Ah, lovely share, Audrey, thank you! I haven’t read that one of his, something I must rectify. 🙂
It’s old-fashioned writing at its best.
It’s on order from our library, thanks again!
Soothing sound. Love it Eliza 😊
Thank you, Dawn!
I love how calming this video is, Eliza. ❤️
Thanks, John. Flowing water is one of my favorite sounds. 🙂
Agreed! 😊
Just the perfect thing to watch on my way to the office and dreaded meetings. I would rather be watching the flow of water any day 😀
I need to figure out how to put this on a continuous loop! It is soothing. Hope it helped. 🙂
It did. Thanks.
Music to the ears. 😃
Oh, yeah! 🙂
This must be a longed for sight and sound for you.
Oh, yes, you have that right, Anne. Spring thaw is greatly anticipated here!
Precious water….what a beautiful area.
Thank you, Alice. Spring music!
Such lovely music! Next…..spring peepers!
Can’t wait! 🙂 🐸
There is a very small stream near our library parking lot that I check out when I’m there. It also reminds me of the streams that run along the route between Concord and Keene – beautiful.
Thank you, Judy. With all the March snow, the streams are really flowing these days. I love it!
Ah, the soothing sound of running water. It looks cold but lovely.
Yes, one of my favorite times of the year! 🙂
A line from Wendell Berry seems appropriate: “The impeded stream is the one that sings.”
Perfect quote, Linda, thanks much!
Your video made me think about how differently the water flows where I live. We have no natural rocks and the water flows smoothly and almost silently.
Yes, lots of rocks in New England! 🙂
How I love that sound, the sound of spring. I even like to listen to water running in the ditches on the side of the road.
Agreed, snow melt is an exciting time of year for northerners!
Is there anything more beautiful, or sound more wonderful than this? Snow melt is the bomb! My front yard officially has no more snow. The back? Still some 🙂
Agreed, northerners all love this spring music… free at last!! 😀 Half our yard is still covered, too, but it is going fast. 61º yesterday, wow!
That we do!
61! Not fair… we’ve barely managed 55 yet… High today to reach 37…
Tomorrow, supposedly we will see 57. I’m telling you, Ma Nature is stingy with the heat over here!
Next week is supposed to be warmer… soon come, mon!
Same here. I am READY!!
So peaceful. Love it. 😊
Thank you, Pepper! I could listen to this all day. 🙂
Very nice Eliza!
Thank you, Reed!
It is melting here as well and my first crocuses are blooming. We are very much looking forward to warmer temperatures. (Suzanne)
Amen to spring!! 🙂
You made me miss my fish pond – for 10 seconds! Is this the end of frozen?
Pretty much the end with most days above 40º, though we’ll have frost at night for a few more weeks. Snow melt is like a release from captivity!
Yay…start the seeds.
👍🏼 😊
Don’t you just love the sound of running water? Especially if it means that winter is on its way out and spring about to arrive?
Yes, probably my favorite time of the year. Here’s to new beginnings in the natural world!
Hear! Hear!
Nature doing what it’s meant to! Here, the newspaper is full of dire warnings about the possibility of flooding as the ample snow this year starts to melt too fast.
Those Sierra foothills are getting it coming and going, it seems. Let’s hope they keep some of it in reservoirs for summertime needs.
What a sweet and refreshing sound Eliza! 💙🎶
Thank you, Xenia! 🙂
Nice sign 😊
Indeed it is! 🙂
love love love
🙂 Thanks, Sylvia!
Such a calming sound, the running water. I could listen to that all day.
Same here, and with the waterfall gushing these days, I do. 🙂 Thanks, Debra!
Soothing sound and it must make you so glad–spring melt!
Oh, yes, scenes like this make me very happy!
Lovely to see the swift-moving water, Eliza, and all the beauty that embraces the spring melt.
Thank you, Jet! ❤
A NICE babbling brook and video! I am looking forward to seeing how abundant our spring melt will be after an epic snow year.
Thank you, Denise. I also took a few of our waterfall at peak– already it is down from before. We don’t have as much snow as you do, so melt lasts only 7-10 days on average.
Such a soothing sound, I could listen forever…
Me too… thanks, Barbara!
One of my favorite symphonies. Thanks, Eliza!
Thank you, Steve. Same here!