Florida, Massachusetts. January 10, 2010
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: atmospheric, Florida, MA, rime ice
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Perhaps my favorite town, not just for its name, so unlike it’s presence, but because it lives up in the clouds.
It ain’t easy, living up there in the hills. Passing clouds freeze on any exposed surface, coating the landscapd in atmospheric ice:
It’s a wonderland, but it’s also a harsh place to live.
Florida, as I saw it on a recent day.
A cabin in the woods:
A Florida skyline bathed in a patch of sunshine:
…and my favorite shot, a Gizmo-eyed view in close, which is basically why I got the thing:
Good shot, Mr. Gizmo.
Little Bang Theory 
OMG! Those are so incredibly gorgeous! That surely has to be a different world! Absolutely exquisite, CR! You surely took my breath away this evening! Thanks for the beauty. Have a great week!
Sylvia
oh wow!!!!
very beautiful pictures! If you take a walk behind that little cabin, there is an alignment tower for the hoosic tunnel that is still sorta intact and very cool to see.
…and right now it’s a well-packed snowmobile trail, making it easy walking!
Thanks for commenting. 🙂
what a great day
Love your photos, we’re Florida fans too but not as gifted with the camera as you are! We cabin it near the end of Moore’s Road and look out at Spruce Mountain. It’s the reason we moved out this way from Boston tho’ never expected to leave the city yet hear we are 10 years going….
M&R, welcome (10 years late!) to The Berks. You’re in a particularly unspoiled corner of the place, complete with extreme weather and all the solitude a body can stand!
I spend as much time as possible in Florida and Monroe, so perhaps we’ll pass each other one day. I’ll be in the silver Toyota 4runner, with the tripod set up on the shoulder of the road. 😉
We’ll certainly watch for your 4runner and your tripod on our travels along the ‘trail!
I lived up on Moores Rd for about 3 years and I will tell you I have never never been so much at ease or tranquil since I left.Dennis Blair
I still tease my family and tell them when I get old and pass on I wish to be placed on the top of Florida Mountain by the old church. I wish that there were more Jobs close by I would have never left!!
Dennis, good of you to stop by. What a small world, eh?
As for tranquility, Florida tops the bill. And spending the next hundred years by the Florida Church sounds downright, um, restful.
…that is, provided they plant you below frost line! 😉