New Years Eve Sundial Tree


Standing in the same place each year
at the same place at the same time
I get an almost identical photo.
The biggest difference I see is
there is a lot more green at the base of the trees
this Year.
I hope the rain keeps up.
There’s that word again HOPE.
Lets carry it into the new year
an ember to be tended and nourish
until it is a burning flame
of possibilities, actualities and realities.
May it be so
Posted for Daily Post and Becca’s Sunday Trees
What a lovely idea. Happy New Year.
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I love this idea: photographing the same spot. My heart lifts, looking at the colour in the sand and trees. Like embodying hope!
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Once more, an incredibly creative post!!! The idea of a sundial tree is wonderful, simply wonderful.
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Beautifully captured, Carol!
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Carol, you’ve done something that many of us intend to do, but somehow do not. Great job, the location is a perfect one, especially in the golden state. It’s a gem. It’s also amazing at the similarities. Your poem is a strong addition. Hope, indeed is what we all need. Happy Photo Challenge.
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I didn’t realize how close the times were until I got home and checked. Almost didn’t go until my husband insisted. The place is 3 minutes from my house. just over the hill in the background. The sunsets have been golden this last week. It’s not the fruit oranges that gave this state it’s name…It’s the light…in my opinion.
We really have to latch onto that hope boat this year.
Thanks for noticing my words as well as images
`C
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Indeed, HOPE is a sanctuary and an anchor.
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What an interesting concept — thank you for the idea!! And, thank you for sharing!
Happy New Year!!
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There is an actual sundial on a hill by the bay but is a slog to get to and not very pretty so I created my own. Didn’t know the time was so close.
I have my eye on some cool trees for this year.
Happy New Year 🙂
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