Why trees so quiet
Even along the shopping street
Calm the human heart
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Beautiful!
Thank you.
Because trees don’t need to shop? 🙂
Perfect
Thank you. Your understanding is very encouraging.
Snow is quiet too!
Yes, it is. When I was young, I would love to walk in the snow at night. So quiet inside and out, I could then really be myself.
that’s a lovely memory! I’m trying to hold onto the romance of winter, but it’s been so brutally cold. I think we all feel a bit beat up right now.
Trees versus lamp posts. Hope the trees win.
There is a peacefulness in the beauty of trees, as I recall there is a very well known poem about the beauty of them, this too is beautiful, a tribute to the serenity of nature, well done!
Thank you as always for your kind comments. Yes, I love looking at trees, especially rich foliage of big trees. There is a deep quietness in it that gives me the feeling of being absorbed into it.