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From 1977 - Thelma Houston; Don't You Leave Me This Way I remember dancing to this......... However I prefer this version and remember d...
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From 1977 - Thelma Houston; Don't You Leave Me This Way I remember dancing to this......... However I prefer this version and remember d...
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It is pretty, the reflection in the water and the Spanish moss. I can feel the warmth.
Wow how beautiful, I adore tress like that, my dream is to own, and dont laugh, massive land and just well have tress, lakes, rivers etc, I want this tree too now!! take care fiona
Nifty - something enchanting about the southern waterways with Spanish moss and massive rooted trees all about.
Pretty exotic looking. Great air of mystery. I'm expecting a voodoo priestess to come through the trees any second!
This doesn't look like Canada!!! Beautiful picture, especially when you click on it and make it full screen!!!
This is really beautiful. I've never seen a Spanish moss before so glad I could see one today and be familiar.
Hi!
That's an awesome photo! It kind of looks like snow. Thanks for sharing and coming by my place.
Sherrie
Very cool! I've never seen Spanish moss hanging from a tree like that except in a photo.
Wow, Gill, this is a great shot. I'm a sucker for a good reflection, and this is a great one.
Has a wonderful Southern Gothic feel to it - I can almost hear someone reading passages from Williams or O'connor. Great shot!
That is very cool, I remember the first time I saw Spanish moss - so pretty.
Gosh, Gill, that's almost spooky!
Sorry I haven't stopped by in a while!
Love spanish moss...reminds me of home...Louisiana. So pretty.
The first time I saw Spanish Moss I thought it was so eerie.
I've grown to appreciate it.
Great shot and reflection.
Must be a very old tree. Moss supposedly takes a long time to grow so big and abundant. I suppose its like silver or gray hair in a person or like a wise person's beard. The tree probably has secrets to tell. :)
Very cool shot, I love it. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
I also love the way spanish moss hangs on the trees. Lovely photo.
There is something so relaxing about the moss and the water..and we need it here as it is snowing...
Thanks for the picture. We were in Georgetown two years ago and really liked the area. We usually stay north of Myrtle Beach when we go to the coast.
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