I see mountains, perhaps a volcano threatening to erupt. For some reason cows keep coming into my mind but that doesn't seem plausible and they're too large anyway, so they must be trees and in front of them are homes, low white buildings.
This is somewhere remote.
On the other hand it could be a wagon train travelling through a dry valley.
Just so happen to be reading "Land of the Painted Caves" by Jean Auel and it resembles tents set up in from of the caves and mountains for the Summer Gathering. That would be in France where the caves are actually located. Are you familiar with Jean Auel's Earth Children Series? The is the last of six. She was in Kentucky just recently for a book signing. It took her about 5 to 6 years to write each book. She said she is too old for another one. QMM
Have I arrived on the coast of Scotland? My ticket says Balmoral and I was meant to have tea there but I fell asleep on the train. I've missed my stop. I have no idea where I am and I'm quite thirsty.
This could be Northern Michigan, USA, where quaint farms and small towns are nestled between rolling hills and Lake Michigan. I lived in such a place for almost 8 years.
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I can see a bear or a dog? (Where that *hill* is!)
ReplyDeleteMaggie X
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It's certainly believable - aren't you clever?
ReplyDeleteI see mountains, perhaps a volcano threatening to erupt. For some reason cows keep coming into my mind but that doesn't seem plausible and they're too large anyway, so they must be trees and in front of them are homes, low white buildings.
This is somewhere remote.
On the other hand it could be a wagon train travelling through a dry valley.
Maggie - I can see your dog!
ReplyDeleteAnd jabblog- I hope you're writing the story!
It's pretty fuzzy, which is necessary I suppose, but it looks like an arid or semi arid region to me.
ReplyDeleteIs it Cezanne's Mont St. Victoire?
ReplyDeleteNo? well then it looks like it!!
Some sort of animal - more porcine though!
ReplyDeleteI see a spread of buildings (maybe a village) with woodland areas behind it and a huge mountain in the distance. Scottish Highlands :-) Jo
ReplyDeleteA farmstead, at the foot of a mountain range?
ReplyDeleteJust so happen to be reading "Land of the Painted Caves" by Jean Auel and it resembles tents set up in from of the caves and mountains for the Summer Gathering. That would be in France where the caves are actually located. Are you familiar with Jean Auel's Earth Children Series? The is the last of six. She was in Kentucky just recently for a book signing. It took her about 5 to 6 years to write each book. She said she is too old for another one.
ReplyDeleteQMM
I think of Florence Nightingale somewhere in Italy. Haven't the foggiest why, but it speaks to how evocative your landscape is.
ReplyDeleteI see a coastal (or lakeside) village surrounded by mountains... with a flock of starlings flying overhead!
ReplyDeleteIt is the set of 'Zulu' in Natal, S.A.
ReplyDeleteAnd I was sure that it was adobe Indian dwellings in New Mexico.
ReplyDeleteI see some mountains, patch of greenery, diffult to guess......is it somewhere in tropics. Radhika
ReplyDeleteHave I arrived on the coast of Scotland? My ticket says Balmoral and I was meant to have tea there but I fell asleep on the train. I've missed my stop. I have no idea where I am and I'm quite thirsty.
ReplyDeleteHow clever of you - yes, this could be what ever the eye decides. I see a remote Scots farm nestled in the highlands.
ReplyDeleteLooks like our hills at dusk
ReplyDeleteLooks like a typical small community in the foothills beneath a mountain to me. There many such communities in US.
ReplyDeleteIt looks to me like a mining town in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado in the nineteenth century.
ReplyDeleteI see a small village, somewhere in Italy. I can taste the wine made in the vineyards behind the village. Yum.
ReplyDeleteThis could be Northern Michigan, USA, where quaint farms and small towns are nestled between rolling hills and Lake Michigan. I lived in such a place for almost 8 years.
ReplyDeleteactually - it's Patagonia - see 3rd pic down in my latest post 8-)
ReplyDeleteCould it be the Wild West somewhere Pen? A couple of the rocks look like grave headstones... ? - Dave
ReplyDeleteI love it, Penny...I'd frame and hang it!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job
hugs
Sandi