I love every one of your headers - I think my favourite was probably the chestnuts in their shells, but this one shows what a good frost you had - we had a tiny one here but nothing like as spectacular as that.
Hello dear friend, I came from weekend reflection, thanks for your kind words in our blog ( Bonjour Luxembourg ) and I would like to say your blog is outstanding!Specially this fabulous post! Have a nice week Léia :)
Lovely frosty pictures. Gorgeous time of year. We have only had a couple of mild frosts down south so far but it is obviously a lot colder where you are Juliet.
The only drawback is having to get out of a warm bed in the mornings when I just want to turn over and go back to sleep...haha.
What I love is that you are so mindful of the natural world, so consistently connected to it, including sensually -- all while living in a city. Millions of people in the world would be happier (and then kinder) if they followed your example. It seems that kindness often follows happiness.
What a great idea for your header. This is the first day we have had any visible frost so I am going to get out with my camera..Perfect for Nature Notes...Thank you.. Michelle
Those are proper frost pictures - I love that big umbel
ReplyDeleteI love every one of your headers - I think my favourite was probably the chestnuts in their shells, but this one shows what a good frost you had - we had a tiny one here but nothing like as spectacular as that.
ReplyDeleteOur frost was much milder as well. Great pictures.
ReplyDeletecrafty green those are gorgeous ferwosty pics!!!! wow!! steven
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning.
ReplyDeleteCold winter salad
Frosty greens are a mouthful
Perhaps with iced tea
Thoughts on your lovely photos:
ReplyDeleteVelvet frost
Ice-quilted coverlet
Winter wool.
Very inspiring blog! I'm from Texas and we are still a few weeks away from our first frost. xo Kari
How nice! All we get here on the hot and humid Gulf Coast is dew. :(
ReplyDeleteoohhh my heart. I can feel the air, the crisp...
ReplyDeletethat leaf on your header so sensually showing its structures. Beautiful.
Robert Frost must have stolen his name from these.
Oh what a lovely blog.... Angela sent me here, and what a treat, made even more so by the RSPB sight to hear the birds.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos - the frost is so delicate and beautiful. We have not had any here yet!
ReplyDeleteHello dear friend,
ReplyDeleteI came from weekend reflection, thanks for your kind words in our blog ( Bonjour Luxembourg ) and I would like to say your blog is outstanding!Specially this fabulous post!
Have a nice week
Léia :)
Beautiful photos - I love this time of year!
ReplyDeleteLovely frosty pictures. Gorgeous time of year. We have only had a couple of mild frosts down south so far but it is obviously a lot colder where you are Juliet.
ReplyDeleteThe only drawback is having to get out of a warm bed in the mornings when I just want to turn over and go back to sleep...haha.
Brrr ... but pretty. Here in the Pacific NW of the USA it is rain, rain rain ... dribble dribble dribble ...
ReplyDeleteWhat I love is that you are so mindful of the natural world, so consistently connected to it, including sensually -- all while living in a city. Millions of people in the world would be happier (and then kinder) if they followed your example. It seems that kindness often follows happiness.
ReplyDeleteAmazing to have such frost already. It's so lovely for photos isn't it? I like the banner one too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWe are still enjoying our Indian Summer...
Wow, the frosty umbels look just fabulous!
ReplyDeletePretty! That one great walk, to produce such beauty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for your header. This is the first day we have had any visible frost so I am going to get out with my camera..Perfect for Nature Notes...Thank you.. Michelle
ReplyDeleteI love your header photo. Perfect leaf.
ReplyDeleteHi Julia,
ReplyDeleteNice photos- am especially drawn to the second and your header!
I love it when frost, ice or snow lies along the lines of plants and trees. It's such a beautiful look.
ReplyDeleteLovely frost shots!
ReplyDeleteI love all the icicles!
I love frost this time of year - it's so beautiful. In March I may have a different opinion. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the way early frost looks. Great shots.
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