When the sun shines, January turns blue and gray on the Alabama River. I took this photo on the coldest morning in several years when the temperature dipped to the low teens.
In the foreground, Spanish Moss billows like a cape. In the background, you can see the railroad bridge.
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Despite the cold weather, the Spanish Moss makes me think of summer when it's green and lush!
I've really been enjoying your images of Selma clutched in a fist of cold. This one is particularly poignant. A beautiful post. Thank you for your visits and comments. You should be warming up pretty soon down there. Wish I could say the same about Vermont.
It is a lovely scene! I have a love-hate relationship with Spanish moss. I love looking at it, but hate when it touches me!
Pretty! Warmer times are coming!!
Thank you, Brattcat. It is warming up a bit today, already 40 degrees! Looks like the rest of the ice will be melting.
I love spanish moss. It's like cobwebs for trees.
It;s so pretty. Too bad it's so cold though!
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