You simply need to find a place high
and ride the solid blue sky:
So Bear climbed an aspen:
But when he got to the top, the sky was gone.
Spring Blizzard had swallowed it up:
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Photos taken near Butte, Montana, aka Butte America, except Raven which is by MalasAr.
You are a photo-jounalist extraordinaire. Your pictures are so beautiful, they bring a tear to my eye. I am currently thankful that the blizzards are over for us here in the northeast. 80 degrees F predicted here for the upcoming weekend. I will be going to the shore, for shore!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteMary Elizabeth @ Now and Then
Well done! Neat story set in pictures!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
Love the story! Love the picture story! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteenjoyed the photos and the commentary...lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat little story and beautiful photos to match.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, very creative.
ReplyDeleteI love the 1st photo! It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeletePerfect photos to go along with the text.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great combination of story and pictures, but it's such a sad ending!
ReplyDeleteWow!! What great shots. By the way, if you do have another spring blizzard, please keep it up there and don't send it to Colorado. :)
ReplyDeleteIndeed! Well done
ReplyDeleteThanks, DeeDee, I appreciate that coming from someone who is an excellent writer & blogger.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone, it makes me feel very happy to share a little bit of the local world with you, just as I feel happy seeing into yours.
LisaW, I was just thinking we need to stand the Great Snow Moses out on the Pintler Range west of Butte to part these storms: half to Colorado, half to Canada!
ER: Thanks for sharing that Raven photo, your weather looks way too cold.
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