16
Jan
2011
2011
Road to Joe
Passing by Lake Joseph on highway #169 near Bass Lake
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I love seeing these familiar shots. Home is where you lay your head on your pillow, but familiar sights like this make me verklempt!
Funny how you’ve called this “Road to Joe” and the line of sandy snow on the side is the colour of cafe au lait. You can just see the hint of a shine in the tire tracks; the rest is a monochromatic study in wintry grey. Lovely.