the chain represents our lives apart... yet together as a family
although the columns are peeling and rough they are still strong
the motion of life can be felt in the swaying of a porch swing
the soft shadows play on the side of the B & B
where we stay each time we visit our daughter in college
it has become a home away from home
this porch
this swing
this chapter
posted on Photostory Friday
25 comments:
Really cool series of shots, ELK. Your words and photos tell a story - love it.
Interesting series of photos, indeed! Beautiful photos and nice details!
I'm loving your photos stories.
Very nice photo story. I love the bench and porch swing--great color!
Blessed and Blessings to you!!
Wonderful series. Thanks for sharing.
Happy Conscious Friday.
great photo friday. I would love one of those swing benches
Nicely done. Porches and porch swings should be a part of every person's memories.
beautiful.. I feel at peace looking at these photos!
i love b&b's. there is nothing like them. and they always DO have the loveliest porches, don't they?
Your stories are so peaceful ... Oh how I wish I could sit on the swing at the B&B
love staying in B&Bs...the 2nd and 3rd shot are just so lovely
Great sotry ELK--- what a special place you are making it!
There is nothing like a porch swing. You make me happy.
you're so poetic mixing your words and your photos.
i love to swing in a porch swing - creating a gentle breeze back and forth.
i missed you while you were gone. hope you had a great time with your daughter.
great photos. thanks for the blogby
A place with great memories...no wonder you love it! I love my porch swing!
There is such peace on your blog.
How do you get your photos to be so large on your blog?
Jane
Beautiful shots!
loved this,
especially the chain link one...
great photos!
What a precious word/photo story! You are gifted - in many ways :)
These are excellent of your home away from home! We always camped and sometimes stayed in a lodge house at Shenandoah National Park when we visited our son during the four years he was in college in Virginia. Nice memories.
A few images
A few words
All thoughtfully selected
A wonderful story crafted
jag xox
these are fabulous, lovely soft shadows colours and textures. beautiful bits!
Very strange. This didn't come through on my feed reader until today. This post is so sweet.
I hate that I have a small, concrete porch. But, I'm grateful that I have a small bench there and I really like my back yard.
Still, I envy your porch just a bit, which really just means that I am glad you have it. :)
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