There is nothing that echos post Apocalypse,
like Kansas in the winter time.
Barren of snow to cloak her naked landscapes
that have even leached the blue from the sky above.
Earth shades of dirt and stone punctuated with ice.
The winter prairie is not for the faint of heart.
The wind alone will cut you to the bone
and the land is hard and unforgiving.
Ca a son charme tout de même …. byses
Oui, rien n’est si laid qu’il ne peut pas être belle dans la bonne lumière. Comment allez-vous, mon cher Yolaine?
Un peu endormie car c’est le moment d’hiberner mais sinon, tout est OK – byses à toi yo
Wow!! Something weird, odd, strange, it looks like the end and the beginning…
The picture and the text I’ve posted on my blog are for a contest. We had to write a fiction about pictures from Sydney Police mug shots in the 1920s. You could be interested in these amazing photos :
http://www.laboiteverte.fr/portraits-de-criminels-australiens-dans-les-annees-1920/
Yes, I am most interested, thank you!.I have been watching your contest with interest, but you know my French is only good for a couple sentences, I speak so much better than I write
Coucou Chloe!!
It would be nice to hear you speaking in French, not trip to France soon ?
Argh! NO trip not NOT.
Anyway, have a good day!
The snow was on Rouen yesterday and I am sick at home, tss…
I’m sorry to hear that! I had the flu last week, it was not fun. I hope you feel better soon!
I’m feeling better today thank you.
Please tell me if you go to France, ok ?
Oh, you bet I will!
Super!!
Yes, it was rather a strange looking day
That could be in the movie “The road” (I’ve read the book too). Quite good apocalypse atmosphere and photos.
I have to comment on this article, to know something about ◘ẅ◘’s life. How amazing
Je savais bien que tu dirais ça Snake!!
Il ne faut jamais courir toute nue dans la neige à mon avis
Moi c’était mardi/mercredi dernier : une gastro.
Thank you, not as pretty as the walks you go on, it can be a bit brutal here in the winter.
I only know what Nathalie shares on her blog so I can’t comment
ha ha. I saw the movie the road, it was good! I hope Nathalie’s life is better than that!
Absolutely fantastic photographs, Chloe!
I loved exploring them in detail in hi-res (Are those really rib-cages, I wondered? They ARE! Yikes!)
Many thanks for sharing!
Hello Mister M! Nice to see you
Someone or something was hungry! He he. To be honest, I think a hunter must have field dressed a deer and taken the meat and hide and left the rest for the critters. The cuts around the legs are pretty clean. About half and hour later as it started to get dark, I heard some coyote calls, I imagine it was a feast when it was left.
No flu, no gastroenteritis for me. I am still waiting for Apocalypse according to St John. I just need 4 horseman, an awful beast, a few serpents… Who could help ?
I work with some shrieking harpies and a demon, would that help?
horsemen, sorry. My english teacher would kill me again…
Our winter has had very little snow this year. We’ve had freezing fog, or rather, freezing smog, which was rather disgusting. I am still waiting for something to grab my attention for a photo this season. Not to point the finger completely at nature though, as I haven’t been out and about as much lately. Lovely photo! I will have to come back and view it larger when I am on the computer again. I am currently guilty of trying to read via the phone app.
It happens, you are allowed to spend one or two winters indoors. I haven’t been motivated either, don’t feel bad.
Beautiful pictures, Chloe, and excellent words! Adrian
Thank you, sir!
If only you knew how my avatar related to “Kansas”. Heh heh. Long story.
What’s up Chloe ? Hope the things are going ok with you.