#WW: Flowers in a jar
Good-morning, kittens & dawgs! If you haven’t heard the news I’m back from my long blogging break. Although, I was unplugged from the net, I found it difficult to unplug myself from one of my favorite pastimes ~ photography.
On one of our adventures to the mountains in the early morning hours, we enjoyed the stunning beauty of the Appalachian mountains from a campground off the Blue Ridge Parkway. I snapped frame after frame in order to preserve at least one good shot of that morning, as I pulled away just to awe I noticed this bit of quaintness.
I imaged someone parked their RV where I stood because not only did the campers leave the mason flower vase behind, but a rug and it so happened when I opened my car door it was precisely where my foot landed. lol The funny thing is I didn’t even notice it (the rug) until I was getting back into the car. I should have taken a picture, but the make shift flower vase was more interesting. Don’t you think?
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I hope you’ll decide to stop in later in the week to see the amazing view I was privileged to enjoy for this Friday’s SWF contribution. Thank you for making me apart of your day.Today’s photos are a contribution on several of these fine Wordless Wednesday communities. Please leave your comments footprints so that I know you came and I will hop over to your place soon. Have a foto-tastic day!
11 Comments
Self Sagacity
great shot, it’s thought provoking. like, what was the jar and flowers doing in the middle of a campsite, forest? thanks for posting.
Cathy Kennedy
I love stumbling upon forgotten belongings! I begin to wonder all sorts of things. I’m glad you liked the shot!
Romi
Your photo has a very ‘autumnal’ atmosphere.
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Cathy Kennedy
We were blessed with an amazing morning when I took this photo. I love the fall time of the year best!
Leovi
Thank you very much Cathy for choosing me week’s featured photographer!
I am very happy!
Cathy Kennedy
You’re very welcome Leovi! It’s nice to feature a faithful #WW member, as you. 😉
McGuffy Ann
What a very poignant shot! I love it ; very poetic.
Cathy Kennedy
Poetic, you say?! I like that. Yes, I think I sensed that at the precise second I captured it, but didn’t know it until now. Thanks for pointing this out.
Rorybore
now this makes me wonder about what we might possibly have left behind on our many camping excursions?! Ha. I am normally pretty thorough though when we pack up. But it’s such a great shot — they look so forlorn just sitting there.
And I don’t think you should have to unplug from photography! it’s capturing beautiful moments of life — you can’t have too much of that.
Cathy Kennedy
I agree the flowers do look forlorn. That’s what caught my eye. I mean, I was totally not expecting it and there it was!
Abrianna
very quaint.