Beautiful wooded area. And I wish there were millions of cars with that goodbye Florida tag on their car and that they meant it. The snowbirds are here and the roads are clogged the restaurants are clogged the stores are clogged the season
LOVED the trees and sun. I have so many of these. They are greatly loved, that type of scene by me. Also, LOVED that comment you made to Katie Isabella. You know, that could have indeed been poor Donkey. I don't think he had yet made up his mind and while waffling back and forth, he was concerned about leaving when he wished to stay. He worked it out with TR...the new young Donkey/
That is some nice serenity! For once I got most of the plates or at least could totally see what you guessed they were. Serene here so far; no go fast motorcycle low riders screaming through the gears whining down Tamiami Trail.
It still looks like you have some lovely autumn days. We sure miss the sun today as it was all gray and gloomy here in WNY. I saw a funny plate today, but darned if I can remember what it was now! (Senior moment … )
Oh no, how I misread No.3 (where is my mind ...). But loved No. 9: my very first car was an old tank of a huge Chevy given to me by my Grandpa when he bought a new one, it was grey and was name the "grey ghost"!
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It's always worth capturing a shot of sunlight filtered through the trees.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Serene Sunday. Here in Aberdeen it's snowy Sunday!
Cheers, Gail.
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteVery pretty scene... and nifty plates! Have a peaceful day. YAM xx
That is a pretty scene. It is well below freezing here!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wooded area. And I wish there were millions of cars with that goodbye Florida tag on their car and that they meant it. The snowbirds are here and the roads are clogged the restaurants are clogged the stores are clogged the season
ReplyDeleteI don't seem to see the custom plates around here very often anymore.
ReplyDeleteWe love all the trees in the park!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely shot of the sun coming up through the trees. Those are interesting plates. We don't have punctuation marks on the plates in our state.
ReplyDeleteLOVED the trees and sun. I have so many of these. They are greatly loved, that type of scene by me. Also, LOVED that comment you made to Katie Isabella. You know, that could have indeed been poor Donkey. I don't think he had yet made up his mind and while waffling back and forth, he was concerned about leaving when he wished to stay. He worked it out with TR...the new young Donkey/
ReplyDeleteThat is some nice serenity! For once I got most of the plates or at least could totally see what you guessed they were. Serene here so far; no go fast motorcycle low riders screaming through the gears whining down Tamiami Trail.
ReplyDeleteRV Dinghy?...was it the trailer behind the RV carrying a vehicle? That'd be my guess.
ReplyDeleteThe tree scene sure is pretty. Cool plates all, you need one like PLTFNDR!
ReplyDeleteAll the plates you find amaze me. I never see any unusual ones. I don't go out much though. :) XO
ReplyDeleteIt still looks like you have some lovely autumn days. We sure miss the sun today as it was all gray and gloomy here in WNY. I saw a funny plate today, but darned if I can remember what it was now! (Senior moment … )
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool photo of those trees standing straight as soldiers with the sun shining behind them.......Love it!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam and Teddy too
Oh no, how I misread No.3 (where is my mind ...). But loved No. 9: my very first car was an old tank of a huge Chevy given to
ReplyDeleteme by my Grandpa when he bought a new one, it was grey and was name the "grey ghost"!