In the depth of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer.
Albert Camus 1913-1960
Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
In the depth of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer.
Albert Camus 1913-1960
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Great image for the quote, Tish!
Thanks, Sue. (with and ‘e’ this time)
Yay!! 😀😀
Beautiful. And a great quote form Camus
It’s a v. good find, isn’t it 🙂
At first glance the ice(bottom left) looked like sea foam or a wave and the snow looked a bit like dense cloud. I was confused for a moment.
Though that isn’t too difficult these days. Some mornings I can stare at my cornflakes and wonder what happened to my toast.
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Well I just like to give you challenge, Ark. Gotta keep all the marbles in place 🙂
I keep them in an old bottle on one of the book shelves.
Well at least you know WHERE they are!
Where what are? Who is this, really?
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I like the shot, Tish, but drat! I forgot about Six-Word Saturday once again and I could have made it work. Sigh. Hope you’re having a great weekend.
janet
It’s hard to keep up with everything, Janet 🙂
Words and picture works so well together Tish 😃
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Beautiful post Tish. Love the quote/photo combo
Thank you, Tina.
Bravo! The marriage of a superb photo and exquisite words xx
One of those happy, happenstance marriages 🙂
You are too modest! An admirable quality! 🙂 🙂 Happy Sunday!
And to you, my dear.
a beautiful vision
Thank you, Shimon.
What a great quotation. Makes me want to go and dig out my old Camus books. Beautiful image too. Makes me wonder – am I winter or summer inside?
Now there’s a thought to muse on, Andy. I need to ask myself that question too. And the quote, yes, such a lucky find. Both of us hurrying back to re-read Camus 🙂
They are very well met!
ah, Camus… ❤ "C'est au plus profond de l'hiver que j'ai fini par découvrir en moi un été invincible."
Oh so lovely to have the quote en francais, Melanie. Merci.
What a splendid shot: all that power in the foreground and the background could be a very deep crevasse.
Fabulous image. Makes me want to get outside with my camera. We’re in Montreal for Christmas with family so plenty of snowy scenes to capture here. Have a wonderful Christmas/New Year.
Alison
Montreal sounds a wonderful place to be. Have a brilliant family time, snow and all 🙂
Thanks 🙂