Waiting for Summer, November 2011
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It's kinda sad to see empty playgrounds, but the kids will be back when the sun comes out again.
ReplyDeleteAwww, no one outside playing. At least there's no snow on them.
ReplyDeleteHaHa! We both posted something about summer. I took my picture yesterday on a summery day, but a cold front came in last night and now it is frigid :( Summer is officially over down here.
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling it'll be a long winter, and a while before these get used again:)
ReplyDeleteWishing you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving!
it looks lonely....
ReplyDeletewhat a quaint playground all it needs are some kidlettes
ReplyDeleteI was at the playground with two grandchildren yesterday. It was just a touch chilly, but we had a great time.
ReplyDeleteIt looks cold. I miss the playground.
ReplyDeleteEchoing what others have written, it looks cold and it seems to miss the sounds and movements of happy children scurrying around in it.
ReplyDeleteI've always loved photos and paintings of empty playgrounds. Yours is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe colorful playground equipment stands out even stronger against the muted colors of the winter landscape. Sometimes empty places make for the best photos.
ReplyDeleteIt does look kind of sad. The way time seems to be racing by, it will be summer before you know it.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Something poetic about that.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a wintry feel to that image. Hopefully the down time will be put to good use, doing maintenance so that the playground will be ready to welcome the children back come spring.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW (and Thanksgiving)!
~EdT.
It's so strange to see a playground without a single child in it! I can imagine that it's way too cold for that right now, but the picture is very interesting!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so neat and inviting!
ReplyDeleteI found it sad and oddly symmetrical.
ReplyDeleteHow colorful! I bet kids love it.
ReplyDeleteSadly, it's a long wait until summer!
ReplyDeleteCan´t help it, but I wonder how many different stories you could write about that picture. Children´s book, cosy mystery, thriller....
ReplyDeleteNice picture, but it makes me think winter will be long.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Caite - it looks lonely!
ReplyDelete«Louis» noticed your comment at Tulsa Gentleman that you like to photograph doorways. «Louis» hosts Monday Doorways and invites you to join in!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition and I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteIt looks very organized. Lonely, yes, but strangely in order.
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