The photo was taken 23.03.2011. This old woman srossed the street with helping two walking stick. Wee can see only one of them - second stick are concealed from view. It's very sad, mournful photo!
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Thank you for your attention to my photo! I have got a soul of winter! :-) Your long letter is very interesting! :-)
Hardi, you are very observant mister! :-) Nothing wiil be concealed from your eyes! :-)
Yeas, you are right! The old lady is very bony. In addition, she didn't look well. Though her posture is raither good. I think, she is seriously ill. Or something in that way...
I heard about stick-walking, but in my place nobody works out (train oneself) with helping stick-walking. If our people will see somebody with two stick for walking, they will think, that this person is cranky. :-) I'm sorry! My little town is a little conservative one! :-)
As for young sexy chicks... Hardi, I think, you are cunning! :-) You have a lof of sexy girls in anime! You shoug to put on one fairy button! :-) What about me... I'm one hundred yeas old! :-) I can only to send a message one time in several monthes and cook supper one time in week! :-))) I'm kidding! :-)
Hardi, your story about frogs is very sad! The poor liitle frogs! I saw such sight (view) too! I don't know, what cuch many frogs are killed by cars! Almost all frogs! How terrible! I'm sorry!
Hardi, thanks for your comment again! I'm glad to read it too! :-) But you shoul be careful with your humor! The ladies are very rancorous sometime! :-) You take the hint! :-)
It's a very bony old lady. But I can't tell whether it's sad and mournful photo.. Only after reading your description and looking better of that woman, I could understand a little.
I suppose, that that lady is so bony and weak, that she have even difficult to stay up without those two stick.. her legs seems very thin.
Otherwise I could have had thought, that it's a sporty lady, who's doing exercise walking, called stick-walking. It's a popular sport of health. It's when people walk with sticks that looks like skiing poles... It's actually very similar to skiing. It's invented in Finland where skiing is very popular. It's said that it's very effective for health... to prevent hearth failure, because it's more active than just simple walking, since you have to move hands too... so it's actually pretty exhausting after walking a while.. But I never tried it by my self, but I see a lot of people doing it.
Thank you for the comment to my page. I was glad for it. Seems like all young sexy chicks have missed my page lately, so I'm happy even over your comment. :P LOL
I haven't taken any new photos lately, but if I take some, I will remember that I have to share to you. :P It seems that the spring arrived to me much latter than to you. There's even now some snow left in darker areas beneath of forest.. Yet it's getting warmth. I think the birch trees will soon stop to give juice. Yesterday my old brother did still bring some of it, but I think the birch trees will sprout to green already very soon..
The tv. warned about frogs, that are in move.. they pleaded the drivers to be caring. They said that some research have shown that about 90% of the frog population might perish under the wheels on each spring when they are in move... But I'm not sure whether it was in generally speaking of whole frog kingdom, or only the ponds and bogs near to roads.
There certainly was many dead frogs on my cycling road.. I saw only few alive. Some where staying on road like... they were pretending to be old dried leaf.. It's also very sad and mournful view too.
But today I actually saw more lively frogs, some where crawling more slowly over road, but some jumped pretty well. I hope they got to their destination alive. And there didn't seem much of fresh dead anymore. I took a big detour to other edge of road when passed by of those frogs on bike. Otherwise they may get scared and freeze at middle of road to pretend it's just a leaf..
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Hello, Hardi!
Excuse me, please, I'm mistaken in my response on your comment. The second sentence. It should be read this way: "You have a soul of a writer". :-)
Hello, Narendra Shukla!
Thank you for your warm words! I'm glad, that you like this photo! :-)
Hello, Hardi!
Thank you for your attention to my photo! I have got a soul of winter! :-) Your long letter is very interesting! :-)
Hardi, you are very observant mister! :-) Nothing wiil be concealed from your eyes! :-)
Yeas, you are right! The old lady is very bony. In addition, she didn't look well. Though her posture is raither good. I think, she is seriously ill. Or something in that way...
I heard about stick-walking, but in my place nobody works out (train oneself) with helping stick-walking. If our people will see somebody with two stick for walking, they will think, that this person is cranky. :-) I'm sorry! My little town is a little conservative one! :-)
As for young sexy chicks... Hardi, I think, you are cunning! :-) You have a lof of sexy girls in anime! You shoug to put on one fairy button! :-) What about me... I'm one hundred yeas old! :-) I can only to send a message one time in several monthes and cook supper one time in week! :-))) I'm kidding! :-)
Hardi, your story about frogs is very sad! The poor liitle frogs! I saw such sight (view) too! I don't know, what cuch many frogs are killed by cars! Almost all frogs! How terrible! I'm sorry!
Hardi, thanks for your comment again! I'm glad to read it too! :-) But you shoul be careful with your humor! The ladies are very rancorous sometime! :-) You take the hint! :-)
Have a great time!
With the best wishes,
Rosenmaiden.
It's a very bony old lady. But I can't tell whether it's sad and mournful photo.. Only after reading your description and looking better of that woman, I could understand a little.
I suppose, that that lady is so bony and weak, that she have even difficult to stay up without those two stick.. her legs seems very thin.
Otherwise I could have had thought, that it's a sporty lady, who's doing exercise walking, called stick-walking. It's a popular sport of health. It's when people walk with sticks that looks like skiing poles... It's actually very similar to skiing. It's invented in Finland where skiing is very popular. It's said that it's very effective for health... to prevent hearth failure, because it's more active than just simple walking, since you have to move hands too... so it's actually pretty exhausting after walking a while.. But I never tried it by my self, but I see a lot of people doing it.
Thank you for the comment to my page. I was glad for it. Seems like all young sexy chicks have missed my page lately, so I'm happy even over your comment. :P LOL
I haven't taken any new photos lately, but if I take some, I will remember that I have to share to you. :P It seems that the spring arrived to me much latter than to you. There's even now some snow left in darker areas beneath of forest.. Yet it's getting warmth. I think the birch trees will soon stop to give juice. Yesterday my old brother did still bring some of it, but I think the birch trees will sprout to green already very soon..
The tv. warned about frogs, that are in move.. they pleaded the drivers to be caring. They said that some research have shown that about 90% of the frog population might perish under the wheels on each spring when they are in move... But I'm not sure whether it was in generally speaking of whole frog kingdom, or only the ponds and bogs near to roads.
There certainly was many dead frogs on my cycling road.. I saw only few alive. Some where staying on road like... they were pretending to be old dried leaf.. It's also very sad and mournful view too.
But today I actually saw more lively frogs, some where crawling more slowly over road, but some jumped pretty well. I hope they got to their destination alive. And there didn't seem much of fresh dead anymore. I took a big detour to other edge of road when passed by of those frogs on bike. Otherwise they may get scared and freeze at middle of road to pretend it's just a leaf..
^_^
Hello, dear Irina!
Thank you for your understanding! You are really kindly lady! Thanks again!