Starts with F: For me, this goes to my second wheelchair driver vehicle, a 1998 Ford E-150 Club Wagon. I took delivery on May 28, 1998 and donated it to a non-profit in May 2010 with over 158,000 miles (and would have easily run another 100,000, but I needed an upgrade to a more manageable van). It was a beast and ate plenty of gasoline, but what price independence? I took many a pic of this over the years and present them today!
Week’s Favorite: Patti captured today on today’s snowy afternoon. As a wheelchair user, the cold of snow and winer keeps me indoor on days like this. Yet, the birds do offer a reminder that the warmth of Spring is not really all that far away so no more complaining is allowed! The structure in the back is not a barn - just a suburban storage shed with a gambrel roof…
It's true, Ralph, that spring is more than half way here since the winter solstice! It looks like you have more snow than we do here in Canada, though!
ReplyDeleteI love the little birds in the snow....wonder what kind of morsels they were hoping to find.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea what to post for negative space! You did great with your photo. I love it! I also love the snow and birds, no wonder it's your favorite. Your Ford was a good servant and well deserved to be passed on to the next user.
ReplyDeleteIndependence is truly important! Spring is not too far off if you believe the groundhog. I actually saw a robin on Tuesday. That was a surprise. The moon shot is gorgeous! Thanks so much for joining me in Friday's Hunt.
ReplyDeleteI really like your week's favorite...such a great picture! I'm happy that spring is getting closer, although it means a lot more work. The moon shot...wow! I can never get good moon shots. And hooray for your faithful van. Sounds like the way we hang on to cars around here.
ReplyDeleteRalph, Great shots all. The birds is my favorite. Sylvia D.
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