Natasha Thomsen

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Wednesday, March 03, 2010

Still more of the white stuff....

"Snow has become a four-letter word."
--Chattanooga, Tenn NPR radio station this morning.

Posted by Natasha at Wednesday, March 03, 2010

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Beauty

New snow

Stepping into a blanket

Some background

London and the Roman empire

Vestiges of the Roman era in London

London Stone (12th century city landmark) moved to St. Swithin church, which was bombed in WWII and demolished by 1962. The stone is now embedded in the wall of an office building on that site.

Sun Dog

Jan 2017--1 of 2 sun dogs thru window

Snow-topped hills & valleys

A rare sight in Tennessee

Sky Shadow

Washington Monument in Braces

Slow Geese Crossing

The geese are mighty slow around here...

Sandy-colored Mushrooms

Silky mustach surface on cluster of sandy-colored mushrooms

One idea of a cat

Sandhill Cranes Jan 2013

View across from the Hiwassii Lookout

Sandhill Cranes spreading out

Here, along the Tennessee River

Reflections

I am here.

A natural quantum leap

Edge of the storm.

Oh, ancient one, how ye grow!

Ginko tree planted by Andrew Jackson, at Hermitage, TN. 12/2/12

A Gatlinburg Fall

Gat Guy

Dancing in Chattanooga

New meaning to "lead feet"!

Late 19th century rendition

The Aurora Borealis

Albert Bierstadt

Among the Sierra Nevada, California

The Ice Palace

African Cemetery in Oak Ridge, Tenn

No headstones per se, but sacred nonetheless.

Lake Anne Plaza

Footsteps of Reston

Horse, of course

Carpet of Snow

Snow in East Tennessee Feb 2010

Nature's ever-persisting beauty

Kingston, Tenn. -- 1 year after the ash spill.

Red Cardinal Rules in the Wintertime

A Northern Cardinal...they more or less stopped migrating and have settled into the East Coast as residents. They're grand singers and adapt.... The males are hard wired to feed and if their babies die for any reason, they're known to feed other hungry babies while waiting for their next brood to hatch. Robins have dark upper feathers and a dull orange breast. They're ground eaters...like worms and bugs. Cardinals like seeds and berries.

Once every couple of years, this appears.

Desert Flower

About Me

Natasha: Tennessee; Natasha is a technical editor at the East Tennessee Technology Park, a former Manhattan Project site, currently undergoing environmental cleanup by the U.S. Department of Energy. She writes about health care, education, gender issues, and the arts. Two of her one-act plays received staged readings in Waterbury, Connecticut. She authored two editions of a high school text book and library reference book, Global Issues: Women's Rights, published by Facts on File (New York City) in 2007 and 2012. Natasha is currently developing a historical fiction/fantasy novel for young adults. She also organizes and facilitates workshops in writing and self-development for adults. She is an experienced landlord, with properties in Westchester County, New York, and Athens, Tennessee. Natasha holds a master’s degree from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University, along with a BA in French Literature/Drama from Bennington College. She spent part of her high school years in the suburbs of Paris, France, attending an international high school, and the other part in a ballet academy in Washington, D.C.

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