I try to hike to the Nose Hill every Sunday afternoon to be alone and to see how the white tails doing. Today was not easy, as the snow became hard ice on the path and I had to walk on the crunchy snow by the path with more muscles involved. It took me one hour in stead of thirty minutes to get to the view point where I bring the deer closer with my new camera lens. The sun started to sink, and the deer roamed to the ridge and tried to catch the last ray of the sun light. What a beauty from God's hand.
Thanks for stopping by my blog! These photos are absolutely breathtaking. That is my kind of place, I love it out in nature : ) I would love to meet up when you make it to Kuwait. I hope your husband is enjoying it. Have a great day~
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog, Crystal! Your blog really lightened up my spirit like a star! You know how it goes with the moving... Thinking to meet you and your little ones in Kuwait makes me feel so joyful! Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, PP. Makes me hunger for a little snow and cold, and oh! The deer!
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Yes, once I realized the move is real, I started to miss snow and the crisp of the cold air. The deer are beautiful too. We had about a dozen 12 years ago in the park, now there about 50.
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