Cul de sac (with "de" in French) is a French expression but here we don't use it a lot. We will say "impasse" ou "voie sans issue" rather :-) I'd like to live in a cul du sac as it must be very quiet there.
A lot of the snow here has changed from a stabel white (or black) material to a panta-rhei-state, which means the snow now is partly water and is running (to the sea somewhere).
Actually we do use it quite often for dead ends. The ummm... er... bottom of the bag. Er... not quite the bottom, I can't possibly write the correct word here, can I? :-)
At first from the thumbnail I thought this was water!
Looks like a quiet place. The bare trees and snow added an extra drama to the subject. Great capture. Am thinking how it will look like in monochrome....hmmm it must be fantastic.
A look down a "dead end" street or more eloquently said, a "cul-de-sac."
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It must be a nice quiet street to live on.
This looks like an upscale neighbourhood that might be offended by the words "dead end." :)
Cul de sac (with "de" in French) is a French expression but here we don't use it a lot. We will say "impasse" ou "voie sans issue" rather :-) I'd like to live in a cul du sac as it must be very quiet there.
No doubt the poor souls living here make a weekly trek to the Food Bank...
;-)
Living in California, «Louis» forgets that there are places in the U.S. where you get more than a postage stamp for a lot on which to build a house...
Snow, snow, snow! When will it end? I guess the Midwest is better off this year than the Northeast, tho.
A lot of the snow here has changed from a stabel white (or black) material to a panta-rhei-state, which means the snow now is partly water and is running (to the sea somewhere).
That's the time of year when I don't mind living in Texas!
Actually we do use it quite often for dead ends. The ummm... er... bottom of the bag. Er... not quite the bottom, I can't possibly write the correct word here, can I? :-)
At first from the thumbnail I thought this was water!
Looks like a quiet place. The bare trees and snow added an extra drama to the subject. Great capture. Am thinking how it will look like in monochrome....hmmm it must be fantastic.
Have a great weekend.
Oh, good grief. Don't you have any flowers sprouting up yet!
And where's the food?
I would like to see how this looks in summer.
I see you still hace lots of snow around. We on the other hand had a great hot weekend. But technically summer is over today.
Beautiful photo! I like the brownish trees, almost the only touch of colour here.
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