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Mike Howe 
Gorgeous photograph, Mike(s)!
Thanks Karen 🙂
Beautiful scene, enhanced very much by the tracks!
Looks like a little Otter paradise! Once more: Beautiful light!
Greetings – today from Denmark – and much love,
Steffi
Hello Steffi in Denmark, lucky you 🙂 x
HeHe… indeed Mike. It rained in North Germany, today, all the way to the border. But guess what! Denmark greeted us with a very similar type of light (except the snow). 😉
I am very happy to hear that Steffi, have a fabulous time 🙂
Enigmatic light in this one!
Thank you Leya, there’s nothing quite like snow and a blue sky….:)
Hopefully it will come to us as well…not only rain.
Snow gives away so much about who went by, leaving tracks and stories behind. Lovely picture!
Thanks Anneli, yes tracks in the snow are always very interesting especially if you can “read” them (I’ve got a good guide book for that) 🙂
Oh yes, small detail but an important one. You have to know what the tracks are. I have an old,old,old book on tracks and it still works. Guess the animals haven’t changed their shoes in all those years. I love following tracks to see where the animals are going or where they’ve been. I wouldn’t do that if the tracks were really big though. 😉
Teeny tracks 🙂