..so very beautiful.
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Gwendoline
15/12/2022 11:44:28 pm
Lovely! We are still frozen here which makes things very treacherous underfoot. I hope you are being careful not to get so taken with the view that you forget to check your footing. Still, with all that, the transformation of the 'mundane' world by this simple frost is wonderful indeed.
Freda
17/12/2022 01:44:27 pm
So far so good! Stay safe.
Liz
16/12/2022 12:44:41 am
Now, that's what I call frost! And how very beautiful. Mind you, those frosty branches could be mistaken for reindeer antlers! (And I seem to have lent you my bistro table. That's handy!)
Freda
17/12/2022 01:45:34 pm
Looks like a whole herd of reindeer. Help, they will do in the garden. Thanks for the table. Can I keep it a bit longer?
Rosemary
16/12/2022 12:47:00 am
What wonderful pictures. Thank you.
Freda
17/12/2022 01:46:14 pm
It is lovely to know you are enjoying them
Gail
16/12/2022 03:30:02 am
You started my day off right. From pretty to whimsical, your pics put a smile on my face
Freda
17/12/2022 01:47:01 pm
You put a smile on my face when I read this. Thank you.
Sheena
16/12/2022 12:03:18 pm
So very beautiful, Freda, and love the smiley face. I was fascinated by the cobwebs hanging from my bins, the frost was so thick they looked like string. All gone now and up to my ankles in snow.
Freda
17/12/2022 01:48:04 pm
Cobwebs are amazingly strong! Enjoy the snow.
Susan from Texas
16/12/2022 03:54:28 pm
What a beautiful view from your window. I would never tire looking out of it. Here in Texas we had been running our air conditioning until a few days ago and the heat was needed.
Freda
17/12/2022 01:50:22 pm
I do look out of all the windows in this house constantly. Temperatures are due to rise again next week, but not so much that we will need air-conditioning!
Clare
19/12/2022 03:26:25 pm
So beautiful! I love your photos, they make me look more closely at the world. During the cold weather I saw a sheet of ice that had splintered and then grown a fringe of hoar frost round the edges, softening the sharp lines
Freda
20/12/2022 02:08:31 am
Just caught your comment Clare. I had not heard that phenomenon called hair frost before. Leave a Reply. |
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