All wonderful pictures, Medam: from the road among the pines to the river with those nice green leaves, the snake (interesting!), the beautiful berries. I've so much enjoyed the whole sequence! :-)
The memories that swell with your beautiful pictures. Rushing rivers and summer ripe wild stawberries. I lost mine that I has grown from seed from Latvia more than thirty years ago. We are just coming out of a 6 year drought. I love visiting your blog, it reminds me so of my distant homeland. Thank you for sharing the beauty of your world.
Hi my dear blogging friends! Thank you all for your visiting and nice comments. I noticed that many of you thought that it was a snake on the photo that I had posted. I would like to let you know that it is only looks like a snake but in fact it is a kind of a lizard (Anguis fragilis) or slow worm or blindworm which is often mistaken for snakes. In my language we call it as “sljepić” which matches the English name “blindworm”. Some blindworms are enough to have a blade of grass over his head to feel secure and not to flee from the man because they think that they cannot be seen, although the rest of the body is completely visible. The blindworm from my photo behaved just like that. For that reason I thought it was dead when I perceived him on the ground. His body is long 50 cm. If his enemy bite off his tale it will re-grow again as in lizards, but his tail grows only once.
How wonderful it is to walk in your woods... I am loving the woods, I often walk in them whenever I can... it is my second home away from the busy life of working... you have captured it so beautifully!
When the green woods laugh with the voice of joy, 
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You are either very lucky or skilled or have great woods or all of the above... you have captured the esscence.... well done.
Hello, A beautiful walk in the forest with surprising encounters a snake glass and wild strawberries, a treat! Good day.
I really love these pictures.
A beautiful serie together with the words you choose.
The snake pictures are very impressive:I like them very much.
Ciao
I love the 'water going over the rocks' one ...
Meda, have a wonderful weekend too. I loved this refreshing walk in the woods with you and the excellent pictures of the berries and snake.
All wonderful pictures, Medam: from the road among the pines to the river with those nice green leaves, the snake (interesting!), the beautiful berries. I've so much enjoyed the whole sequence! :-)
The memories that swell with your beautiful pictures. Rushing rivers and summer ripe wild stawberries. I lost mine that I has grown from seed from Latvia more than thirty years ago. We are just coming out of a 6 year drought.
I love visiting your blog, it reminds me so of my distant homeland.
Thank you for sharing the beauty of your world.
The sparkling, running water is wonderful. Those berries look as though they would be delectably flavorful.
Hi my dear blogging friends!
Thank you all for your visiting and nice comments. I noticed that many of you thought that it was a snake on the photo that I had posted. I would like to let you know that it is only looks like a snake but in fact it is a kind of a lizard (Anguis fragilis) or slow worm or blindworm which is often mistaken for snakes. In my language we call it as “sljepić” which matches the English name “blindworm”. Some blindworms are enough to have a blade of grass over his head to feel secure and not to flee from the man because they think that they cannot be seen, although the rest of the body is completely visible. The blindworm from my photo behaved just like that. For that reason I thought it was dead when I perceived him on the ground. His body is long 50 cm. If his enemy bite off his tale it will re-grow again as in lizards, but his tail grows only once.
Have a wonderful weekend to you all!
How wonderful it is to walk in your woods... I am loving the woods, I often walk in them whenever I can... it is my second home away from the busy life of working... you have captured it so beautifully!
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Thanks for the delightful photo journey through the peaceful wood. The wild strawberries look so tasty...
Hi Medam! Wonderful green, even for a blue lover... ;)
Glad to know that you weren't facing a snake... ;)
Blogtrotter has a nice lunch location for you. Enjoy and have a great weekend! I’m having the benefit of the holidays in Portugal this week... ;))
delightful scenery..I also thought it was a snake(Serpent)I was surprised to learn it was a lizzard
Another nice series : a snake and the fruit : espace from the paradise ?
A lovely wooded place to ramble! And what a lizard! Yes, lizards do grow back their tails. We have house lizards, not like a serpent tho.
I almost forgot June is berry time, these berries on the bottom photo look so delicious. And wow you got so close to the snake. Anna :)
I'm glad it's not a snake. ;-)
Lovely scenes of the woods.
Paz
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