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I actually caught this one a couple of years ago when we had an unusual amount of snow for Seattle. This is truly a pissed off seagull! But he did then and did today -- make me smile!
If it were not for hopes, the heart would break.
Thomas Fuller
If it were not for hopes, the heart would break.
Thomas Fuller

Merry Christmas week, Sylvia! I hope you and yours are doing well. Wondering how your children's Dad is doing, praying for them all... Strength and love and peace to all!
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your family a very happy Christmas week, hoping that you all are in good health, and not shivering from the cold like the little seagull in one of your photos.
ReplyDeleteAh- what a cute gull!
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping you have a wonderful Christmas!
My favorite is hot seagull with cold feet.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you.
Another fantastic header, Sylvia!
ReplyDeleteThe bird sure has bright red feet!
Hi Sylvia! Merry Christmas to you! Oh my gosh what fabulous photos you shared with us. I think the first one might be my favorite.
ReplyDeleteTake Care,
Antonette
love that first shot! poor little red-legged seagull!
ReplyDeleteThat seagull is tired and cold and to think of it - completely out of his comfort zone!!
ReplyDeleteI love your floating snowflakes Sylvia - so very pretty. xx
Such beautiful scenery! Love the snowy mountains but your peeved gull and his ruffled snowy feathers is just brilliant! And love Tagore's beautiful quote about clouds!
ReplyDeleteThe gull is hilarious. Great shots from your beautiful world. There is so much in nature to make us smile, and that helps me too during stressful times.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful light on the mountains! The seagull has nice colors too:)
ReplyDeleteI love that last one!
ReplyDeletela premiere photo est magique, quel paysage de reve
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Gret views, and love the fun header!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteOh Sylvia, such beautiful photo's and scenes. The top photo is just fabulous with the sun on the tops.
ReplyDeleteMERRY CHRISTMAS
You are so right Sylvia! Just look around and you find so many things to be happy about - even if the day isn't the best one ;)
ReplyDeleteHope Christmas week will be good to you :)
I can´t help but feeling sorry for that gull. It looks so cold. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice and warm week Sylva. :)
Makes one long to be a bird entering your photography, while flying towards the mountains of your first picture, which is just wonderful.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Tuesday.
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Lovely photos, Sylvia. I love the gull with the red feet. I hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI hope your week is better this time, but your pictures are just so amazing, it owuld be hard not to feel joy when you see that beauty. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy Christmas and thank you for all the wonderful things you do -- your beautiful blog, hosting the two memes and taking time to comment. You are appreciated!
Beautiful captures, Sylvia! The gull is looking quite sorry for himself - no wonder with all that snow!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics!
ReplyDeletea wonderful look at your world Sylvia. such beautiful landscapes and the gull is gorgeous. hope you've a wonderful Xmas with your family.
ReplyDeleteThat seagull is really disgruntled! Sylvia, I am missing many of your posts which I love to go through, because the blogger is messing it all up. I hope it will be settled soon.
ReplyDeleteHello Sylvia, may you be fully blessed this Christmas Season, full health, wishes, happiness, contentment, peace, etc! That sounds really all. Your 2 photos look like the views from our hotel in Antalya, Turkey, across the Mediterranean. It is so awesome for me as that was my first time to see ice caps. I posted Turkey today, related to Father Christmas. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful world, Sylvia, and I have to say that the seagull does not look happy. I hope your weeks get better soon, although I know you've got some difficult times. Socks says hi to Sam!
ReplyDeleteCool captures and wish you a merry Christmas
ReplyDeletebeautiful images
ReplyDeleteHow's your sons' dad? Getting better?
ReplyDeleteAwww … poor seagull is probably unsure about where the cold stuff is coming from. I wonder if it is still around somewhere today enjoying warmer weather. Hope so.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ann, for your visit/comment/ and inquiry concerning the kids Dad. Unfortunately, he has been given a very short time to live. It's going to be a sad Christmas for all of us.
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Great capture of the pissed off seagull.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, the poor little seagull needs a fur coat !
ReplyDeleteI love those white as warm on the snowy mountains, really beautiful photos. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteAlways love your skies, the 'sea-nic' shots and the disgruntled gull too!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and A Happy New Year!
I am so sorry about your week my dear. I do hope really nice things happen for you over Christmas and things generally start looking up.
ReplyDeleteI tried to leave a comment this morning but the box refused to co-operate. Now I am bushed after a day's shopping for presents . . . what a day!
Have a very Happy Christmas, enjoy every minute!
Hi there - that gull picture is relly great. I have to say that it does not really look that happy!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M.
PS: hope you have a good week/end.
The golden snow on the mountain is absolutely beautiful! A red legged gull? How fancy! :-)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Sylvia.. Expressive seagul..His poise says it all..!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. Last shot is my favorite.
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