The common Midwestern maple tree.
When it’s 90 degrees with 90% humidity on an August afternoon.
When there’s a foot of snow on the ground six months later, with more coming down.
This is what we’re thinking about.
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Beautiful image, Pam! And we are indeed suspended between the extremes of weather right now.
Thank you very much. I continue to be pleased with the flexibility and strength of the phone camera, particularly when you apply a touch of the editing suite.