Dusk begins near five pm this time of year in Wisconsin. The three of us were happy to get a walk in this afternoon before dark. We went to Edna Taylor Conservation Park, fifteen minutes and a world away.
May your feet stay dry despite the marshes of life. ¡Olé! –Rebecca
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I would happily walk with you, Rebecca. What a beautiful spot.
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Thanks, Debbie. Would love to walk and chat photography with you. We’ve seen sandhill cranes there, but weren’t spot on for the great shot like you were with the kingfisher.
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Great shots, especially the first one. A walk I’d love to enjoy with you!
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Thank you, Margaret. Next year that would be great. : )
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😉
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It’s great to have a place to escape to 🙂 🙂
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Precisely, feels so wild 4 miles from the city center.
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How tranquil! I especially love how you captured the dark ripples of the lake; it really makes for a somber, atmospheric image! Goes to show that one can find adventure in one’s own backyard, and I look forward to seeing what else you do in the next weekends to come. 🙂
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Great photos Rebecca, especially the lead image.
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Thank you, Teresa! It was a great afternoon.
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Such a beauty Rebecca!
Hugs.
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Thank you, Irina. We are lucky to have many parks in our city.
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Edna Taylor Conservation Park looks amazing, walk with nature are the best!
Regards from Spain,
Anna
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Thank you for your comment, Anna. ¡Bienvenida a Fake Flamenco! Walking in nature gets me through these difficult times.
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Wonderful images. I’d happily walk along with you, especially beside that lake.
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Thanks for your comment, Mari. Let’s look for a muskrat, thought I saw one swimming.
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Glorious! Oh I wish there was a reserve near where I live, I’d love it!
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Thanks, Carol Anne. Do you have a park nearby?
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I love your grasses too, Rebecca.
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Thanks very much! I loved how lacy they were. Such simple beauty. Not as flashy as flowers, yet fetching.
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Absolutely. 🙂
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Looks like a peaceful place. We enjoyed our brief visit to Wisconsin in 2018.
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Thanks for visiting, our state and my blog 😉 Did you get to WI state parks on your trip?
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