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Eliza Waters 
I love these old stone fences, we have plenty in our area. They are wonderful. Imagine all the work that went into making them!
IKR? Talk about back-breaking work (and not a few crushed fingers)!
Serene scene, Eliza. ❄️
Thank you, Jane. I’m grateful that I live in such a beautiful place!
Classic. Love the way the light falls!
Thank you, Julie. The golden hour!
This makes me thinkof Robert Frost’s Mending Wall 🙂 🙂
Yes, me as well. He lived not far from here. 🙂
Tracks everywhere, you must have a great place to visit Eliza 😂❤️🙏
Yes, lots of wild critters share this land. I love that.
It’s almost an adventure to look out and see who has visited you during the night 🤣❤️🙏
Snow…snow…more snow. It’s pretty…but I’m ready for it to go away for awhile.
Thanks, Dawn. With the constant fresh snow, at least the snowbanks are staying clean-looking. 🙂
Beautiful light and shadow!
Thank you, Dale! 🙂
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Your photo evokes pictures of farmsteads…barns, farm animals, crops and farming equipment.
Thanks, Alice. I love rural landscapes. 🙂
A lovely scene.
Thank you, Pepper!
Stone walls are one of the best things about New England!
Indeed! 🙂
Lovely to see the sunlight on the snow. Stay warm Eliza!
Thank you, Cathy. Days are getting above freezing now. 🙂
A pretty composition, Eliza!
Thank you, Donna. 🙂
beautiful, peaceful scene Eliza
Thank you, Catherine!
Beautiful scene – I miss New England’s old stone walls so much.
Thanks, Barbara. They are iconic, for sure.
Stunning.
Thank you, Alys! 💙
Does it mark a property line? I don’t imagine it keeps critters out! I hope there are warmer days ahead, even though the pristine snow is pretty.
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Thank you, Kris. It is a bonafide deeded boundary marker, as are many old stone walls here. I am enjoying the less frigid weather lately. Highs in the 30s is just dandy with me, I can deal easily. The best part of winter is NO ticks. They wake up around 45º and are a plague to us! They have made me a winter lover, ha!
What a gorgeous scene Eliza, I love the slanted light at this time of year 🤍✨️ xxx
Thank you, Xenia. The golden light and blue snow shadows are so beautiful. 🙂
Lovely composition
Thank you, Karina!
brrrrr, nice shadows. How much snow did you get? I’m seeing some crazy numbers here.
Thanks, A. We were on the western edge, so only got 4-5″, not like the coast with their 2-3 ft and high winds. Sideways snow!
Doable snow! that is good.
We have a beauty like that in the woods out back.
Nothing like a lichen-encrusted, New England stone wall. 🙂
What’s lovely scene, such nice light too!
Thank you, Belinda. Early morning is a beautiful time of day.
There’s that light again! Despite the cold and snow, it’s a lovely, warm image.
Thank you, Linda. I never tire of the orange glow and blue shadows. A great start to the day.
It makes me take a deep breath…
Mission accomplished! 😉
Such a beautiful serene scene, Eliza. And with it the words of Robert Frost’s poem about fences fills my head. Thanks for that vision.
Thank you, Monika. 🙂
Lovely.
Thank you, Cindy!
Snowy scenes look their best in the light you captured here. Really pretty.
Thank you, Tom!
Have you seen the stone walls that Chinese workers built around here in the 1860’s? There is that really tall at Donner Summit. Incredible work.
No, I haven’t, but I would like to go there next visit. Do you have the exact location I could find on a map? We’re thinking of a trip out in May. Maybe we can swing by for a meet up and tour of your place, if you are game?!
Such a New England-y sight to see!
Yes, it is lovely here!
The snow-covered stones make for a nice foreground!
Thanks, I love the many old stone walls around New England.