Hugh Roberts from Hughsviewsandnews blog is hosting Sunday Stills today and the subject is old. Stop over and check out his pictures- so interesting!
You can join in here: https://hughsviewsandnews.com/2020/01/12/have-you-found-the-secret-of-old-items-sundaystills/
Hugh asks the question; what does old mean to you?
For me, it can be the giant cedars we have here on the island.
Canada’s largest tree is the “Cheewat Cedar” on Vancouver Island (left), which measures 18.34 m (60.2 ft) in circumference and 55.5 m (182 ft) in height. It is almost beyond belief that this enormous matriarch, a western red cedar with an estimated age of 2,000 years, is as old as Christianity.http://www.cathedralgrove.eu/text/01-Cathedral-Grove-1.htm

Or it could be the Rocky Mountains, rising up like fists to the sky.


The dinosaurs can claim they’re old dating back 66 million years ago.

And then there’s my childhood photos- old to me! lol


What does old mean to you?
A great selection, Jacquie. I love the photos of the Rockies. There are lots of places in the US I’d love to visit, including the national parks like Glacier and the area around Vermont.
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We went to Glacier one year and drove up the Going to the Sun road- stunning and freaky! lol
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That road was mentioned in a book I read! It’s a great name.
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Isn’t it? We HAD to go, lol
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I love the photos, Jacquie. Beautiful mountains and trees and such cute childhood pictures. 🙂
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Thanks, Diana. We live in a beautiful world- now to take care of it…
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I love these photographs, Jacquie. Your childhood pictures are so cute.
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Thanks! My brother still has curly hair these many years later 🙂
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Those mountains have to be the oldest of all, Jacquie. I’m amazed by how those trees have survived for 2,000 years. They gotta be very tough to have done that.
Thank you for participating in this week’s Sunday Stills.
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I enjoyed the prompt- thanks, Hugh!
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You are a cutie. Love the photos.
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Lol, thanks, Michele. You’re good for the soul 🙂
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Lovely photos, Jacqui. I love that old tree. I’m a ‘tree’ person; I don’t go around hugging them, but I appreciate the things they do for us.
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Me, too! These cedars are so tall you get a kink in your neck trying to see the top, lol
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How lovely.
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What a beautiful tree. I’m a tree person too. The road name “Going to the Sun” is enough to freak me out let alone driving on it. Your childhood pictures are adorable. I remember flying over the Rockies with moonlight shining on them. So cool. “Sunday Stills” sounds fun.
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Ooh, I bet the view from the air would be awesome, Mary! I’ve never been on a plane- another thing to add to my bucket list, lol
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It was amazing, Jacquie. I’m not a fan of flying and even more so as I get older. Then again, the kids on different coasts…
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