View Full Version : Nature is awesome


5/0
02-06-2016, 11:42 AM
Has anybody been out side yet that has multiple trees around them?

You can hear the branches crackling as they stretch from the warmth of the sun and shed the snow that has held them down for the past day of yesterday's storm.

This mornings sunrise was flawless,mostly clear sky's with some Genus cirrocumulas clouds with the right amount of rays effortlessly penetrate and melt the snow covered limbs and branches of the trees in the woods of my back yard.
The site and sounds are just awesome.

I'm not a tree hugger but truly respect and enjoy the great outdoors.

thefishingfreak
02-06-2016, 12:59 PM
Beautiful outside lately. Even I can take good pics
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5/0
02-06-2016, 01:06 PM
Post - em I plan on taking some tonight at dusk,unfortunately the snow will be gone off the branches and mostly off the trunks.
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Jimbo
02-06-2016, 05:17 PM
I agree completely. I'm always up and some great winter sunrises recently. Later I take my walk which includes a jaunt through the woods behind my house (lately convinced there's an owl out there and looking for the nest). I face East so I get a great sunrise and in the evening out back great sun sets through the leafless branches.

Guppy
02-06-2016, 06:19 PM
Glue snow,,,, spectacular scenery this morning, not something u see very often
Told the wife it's too pretty to shovel it! 😎😎😜

5/0
02-06-2016, 10:11 PM
Haha nothing beats a fresh coat of paint. I had hoped to get pics of the sun set at my neighbors house but I bought a new TV so that took all of my time,but I will hit it tomorrow and post em.
Even though the snow won't be on the limbs it will still be nice.
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Jimbo
02-07-2016, 07:23 AM
And another beauty today. Golden sunrise. And as the sun rose it illuminated the woods outback where I could pick out a fox darting around, a few deer out for a casual morning stroll and as usual all sorts of birds breakfasting at the feeder.