17 thoughts on “small stone 1/28/2013”

1. Wistful wilderness all around ! BEAUTIFUL Susan! Like you !

   • Aw, Deb, thanks.

2. Very interesting Sus

   • Jen, it was creepy. never seen it like that before.

3. my favorite small stone of the the month

   • Thanks, Audra. It really was strange. Thick, and almost purposeful.

4. Deliberate, intelligent and malevolent fog? That’s every day stuff in Oregon.;-)

   • Wow. It never comes to visit Western New York, but it definitely showed up last night. Something to do with a lot of snow meeting 60-degree air. The kids were actually scared when I was driving through it. Awesome experience–I can say that because I didn’t hit a deer or a tree

5. i love the stripes and the heavy padding I can feel clearly.

   • Thanks, Jane. Big bad kitty wouldn’t stay out of the road last night. Would have much preferred Sandberg’s more mannered fog to this one

6. I really like the way you treat fog here . . . on a road. Excellent choice.

   • Thanks, Jeremy. I had to write about it. It was so very much acting like a live thing last night (product of warm air over snow–you might have experienced this last night too, if you were out driving). I wish I could say I created the image, but really the image haunted me for this one.

     • We are living under one big fog cloud here -or many fog clouds, as the case may be. It suddenly became very warm -and is going to get very cold again in about 36 hours.

       The fog really does feel and move like something live, I agree.

7. you paint a powerful picture of a dark and disturbing thing!

   • Oh, it was really creepy!

8. If only it won, but… testing its strength, realising it must mature a bit over the next several weeks, and… try again.

   • Exactly. That 60-degree weather was such a tease.

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