You might have heard reindeer on your roof last night, but here in NH...
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Wow, I hope the roof withstood those huge hooves.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and perfect for monochrome.
Blessings to you, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love it!! Much love and many blessings to you and your family this holiday season!! Hugs, Silke
ReplyDeleteVery unique for black and white! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHa ha, love that moose!
ReplyDeleteOh I thought the footsteps sounded heavier. Beautiful photo. Thank you for the blessings on this day. Thinking of you! {soul hugs} k
ReplyDeleteOh, that's so funny! I love wind-vanes, and this is a fine photo.
ReplyDeleteSeason's greetings to you.
Cute monochrome photo!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your family.
: ) Looks like a reindeer to me...
ReplyDeleteHi! Great shot! No reindeer on my roof , but a real moose behind my house, they are hungry and having trouble finding food now..
ReplyDeleteThanks for comments on my blogg// Anna
I love that moose! Very cool! Merry Christmas to you and yours. And I wish you all the best in 2011.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, Laura. You got a laugh from me. And thanks for the seasonal wishes.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your Christmas best wishes. Love the moose. Where I live, I think the moose couldn't make up its mind whether to come on snow skis or water jet skis. The best perch is right on top of your house.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Happy day, sweet friend:)
ReplyDeleteThere should always be time to be thankful and joyous and remembering grace , right?
ReplyDeletelove to you,
deb
very nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteChristmas blessings to you!
ReplyDelete«Louis» thanks you for your recent visit to San Francisco Bay Daily Photo.
Nice moose, and thanks the comments on my blog, and a merry christmas and a happy new year.;-D
ReplyDeleteLaura,
ReplyDeleteYou're funny. :)
Blessings,
Jeanne
I really like the juxtaposition here - you have some serious drama with those stormy skies, and yet the moose is so adorable :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it!
HA! This made me smile!! Such a wonderful capture of this reindeer dancing proudly on the roof!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!
ReplyDeletexo
LOL! Funny. :) I grew up in northern Minnesota.
ReplyDeletehaha, moose on the roof
ReplyDelete:-D
A Moose to show the wind direction dont need festival color, as the reindeer with red nose to show santa the right direction!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo - hope your Holiday are peaceful ;-)
ha ha ! Love it!
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Got snow? * * *
That is going to be one frozen moose up there by tomorrow. Hope the chip"monks" have a cozy fire in their little living hole. :)
ha. now that would be a sight to see...i always wanted to see a moose...
ReplyDeleteOh dear, I don't think my roof could handle a moose! They must build houses better in NH. ;-)
ReplyDeleteso happy you've all enjoyed this playful photo...it's not really our roof, but from our trip up north into the mountains a few weeks ago...I imagine the roof is snow covered now, with the moose gracefully balanced on top...(clearly THIS is a graceful moose!)
ReplyDeleteI didn't have moose on my roof - but had one in my backyard.
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy New Year. Christmas was great. All my children and grandchildren are here today.
My friend, you are delightful!
ReplyDeleteHaha...great weathervane!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Hope you're having a great holiday.
ReplyDeleteWow, it's so unique and interesting!
ReplyDeleteI guess I seldom see something like this...the common is chicken, right?
Thanks for dropping by, Laura...
Happy New Year 2011, wish you all the best :)
Thanks for stopping by, Laura, and wishing you a wonderful and fantastic New Year!
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