Amy of the Flandrumhill blog wrote a Valentine’s Day post about the Nature of Love. In the post she referenced song lyrics by John Denver. For some reason, I immediately thought of one of my favorite songs by John Denver called Follow Me and added the lyrics to the song in a comment to Amy’s post.
The song stuck with me and I knew I was going to have to blog about it. Then I remembered this photo I took from Webster’s Pond last Fall and it all came together using Picnik.com.
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Beautiful photo!
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Thank you, Birgitte!
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Nice Scott. That is such a beautiful song and a remarkable photo. We humans could learn a lot from the ways of geese, especially the way they take turns leading and help one another in times of trouble.
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In times of trouble, humans seem to be able to help. It’s the leader part that tends to be the real trouble. 🙂
Thank you, Amy, for your inspiring post!
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Nice photo!
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Thanks!
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What a gorgeous visual of those lyrics – perfect! I love how bloggers inspire each other.
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I thought the photo was perfect, too. It is fun to find inspiration in others. I am having fun with the Photo Hunt you have going on. I still have a couple to go!
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I like the way you put your lovely photo together with words from John Denver’s lyrics. I like the new look to your blog, too. Great job as always, Scott.
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Hi, MJ! My talent is not with words as yours are so I enjoy matching songs which I believe compliment my photos. Thanks for the compliment on the blog. I was thinking of changing it recently but have decided to keep it as is for now.
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Your photo and those lyrics are perfect together, especially realizing that those geese mate for life.
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That they do, Terry. Another reason why they fit together.
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Great find Scott, your photo and the song go so well together.
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Thank you, Nye! For the comment and the “Like”. 🙂
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Beautiful, Scott! The photo and lyrics go together perfectly.
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Thinking of how we bloggers “follow” each other, different ones taking the lead in different directions. How we all inspire and re-inspire one another. How we all have such different gifts. How following can be as much as a gift as leading. Thank you, Scott.
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