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If there’s one thing I’ve come to appreciate in New England, it’s that you’re surrounded by all the colors of all the seasons year-round.  These images are from a bright day in Back Bay.

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That’s the image that always comes to mind as I walk in the rain, and snap a few photos from beneath my umbrella.  No dancing, though I am tempted on occasion. 😉

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the big oak stands

majestic

in the winds of the rising storm.

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A little oak in the making, growing next door to the muffler shop.

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and this is what I saw as I stood beneath one tree.

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After an unplanned course of color-filled blog posts this week, I was wondering if I could carry on and what the next one might be.  I had no idea today as I took a late lunch break beside the pond in Copley Square.  And then a little visitor paraded by.  And then, just like that, I knew I had my next color, with so many of its shades displayed.

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Turtles sunning themselves in the Mystic River.

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Yesterday, I scrambled down to the water’s edge before realizing that may not have been the smartest move in the shoes I was wearing.  Cool Spring winds arose.  The temperature dropped.  I was freezing.  And yet …

it truly felt like the right place to stand, for as long as I could bear, so that I might see the beauty floating by in the Mystic.

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Oh, I don’t know but Picasso certainly came to mind as I watched this mallard contort in the blue waters of the Mystic River. A lovely sight.  Her partner seemed to enjoy, as well, as he watched from closer to shore.

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