And here, not mustard greens or radishes:
Beautiful morning to be out wandering the yard with my camera.
Post Script: If you haven't seen my end of year update I encourage you to take a look at the post below. As this is the closest I come to sending Christmas Cards I truly hope you take a peek.
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I love these. I am going to try to get out this afternoon and get some 'real' pictures of the snow we woke up to this morning, provided that I can get my work completed in time.
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures of your greens. Beautifffulll. You know, my dad says that greens taste better after they've had a frost.
I hope you and Fin have a wonderful New Years! How do y'all plan to spend the Eve?
*hugs*
Thanks Wiz. I hope you get some lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteAs for ringing in the New Year, I believe that we will be attending a small get-together at the Middle Sister's apartment and the traditional black-eyed peas, etc with the Family on New Year's Day.
Frost is amazing to look at, close up. Well done for capturing it in these beautiful images. Reminds me of the deep persistent frost we had this time last year - the ice crystals on grass and twigs and plants just kept building up and up.
ReplyDeleteWe've actually had snow here this year! In the past 2 weeks we've woken up three mornings to a thin layer of snow lying on the ground. The last snowfall was Christmas Eve. Each time, the snow disappeared by midday but it was still mysteriously beautiful in the way that infrequent snowfall is.
Tea, thanks.
ReplyDeleteFin and I saw some photos taken in your general area on New Years Eve, light snow on the ground. It looked very cold.
Howdy! I just spent some time working my way through your blog posts. Very nice layout and I love the photography. Good to see you share your talents by capturing your everyday world for the rest of the world to see:) Good Job!
ReplyDeleteBRS, I'm glad you took the time to stop by. Thanks.
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