Dora Mae resides in Apalachicola FL
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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Without pictures,
our words will still be valued by our descendents a hundred years from now,
but without the words
the pictures will be meaningless.
unknown
our words will still be valued by our descendents a hundred years from now,
but without the words
the pictures will be meaningless.
unknown
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3 comments:
Reminds me of Forrest's fishing boat and the wonderful scene where it took out the pier.
The sepia gives a warm panhandle glow to this cold weather viewer (3-6 inches more snow on Friday). It is a relaxing picture, the boat safely moored in a safe harbor. Lovely, indeed!
Simply lovely. Romantic in some way.
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