Frosted grass underfoot made that noise I love so much this morning. The crisp crunching of ice on leaves. I took my camera along with last nights scraps of tea, snippets for chickens.....and cockerels.
Bluest clear skies, tiny glitter sparkles, fairy diamonds in the sunlight.
Karen, I've just discovered your beautiful site ! I linked from the House of Edward.
Ah, the frost ! I love it, too. The photo of the poultry takes me back to a very cold December day in Edinburgh way back in the day (well, about 1993) when I went to the Gorgie City Farm and saw hens trying to break (with their beaks) the ice that had formed over their water-bowls.
what lovely pictures...I love the crunching sound of frost underfoot too...although it sounded very scary this morning at 7am when I was leaving for work on the ice rink which used to be my little street
I think frost & snow...& basically anything sparkly appeals to us Arty types! LOL
Btw, thanks for visiting my journal:) The only thing that annoys me about these blogger journals is tha you can't respond to individual comments. *Grumps* :)
Lovely photographs, it has been rather grim and grey here, melting snow on ice has made it hard to walk. Nothing very sparkly at all except your advent calendar. Nice little Jack in a box for today!
I love that crispy crunchy sound too.... possibly it would be similar to walking across a giant bowl of cornflakes... before they go soggy (so about 20 seconds to get across before you sink)! Wonderful post!!! Ren x
What lovely photographs, especially the chickens in the sunlight and frost. I have stumbled across your blog - I can not remember how, but I am glad I did, Your work is wonderful.
Really gorgeous atmospheric photos, I especially love the one with the ivy on the drain pipe and also the very handsome cockeral, he looks rather like the marans I used to have.
Frosty and cold here too Karen. I do love it. And it's made me realise how mild the last two or three winters have been here. I think we're in for a cold one!
i love your photos of leaves too ;-) beautiful things aren't they, how funny i have frosty leaves in mind and on blog too, they are so magical x *ruthie*
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Karen, I've just discovered your beautiful site ! I linked from the House of Edward.
ReplyDeleteAh, the frost ! I love it, too. The photo of the poultry takes me back to a very cold December day in Edinburgh way back in the day (well, about 1993) when I went to the Gorgie City Farm and saw hens trying to break (with their beaks) the ice that had formed over their water-bowls.
what lovely pictures...I love the crunching sound of frost underfoot too...although it sounded very scary this morning at 7am when I was leaving for work on the ice rink which used to be my little street
ReplyDeletePretty pictures! Frost makes everything look so clean doesn't it? I love your fairy diamonds :)
ReplyDeleteI think frost & snow...& basically anything sparkly appeals to us Arty types! LOL
ReplyDeleteBtw, thanks for visiting my journal:)
The only thing that annoys me about these blogger journals is tha you can't respond to individual comments. *Grumps* :)
Marvelous photos. I felt like I was there. I do love this cold time of year.
ReplyDeleteReally like the photos and the blog
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs, it has been rather grim and grey here, melting snow on ice has made it hard to walk. Nothing very sparkly at all except your advent calendar.
ReplyDeleteNice little Jack in a box for today!
I love that crispy crunchy sound too.... possibly it would be similar to walking across a giant bowl of cornflakes... before they go soggy (so about 20 seconds to get across before you sink)!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post!!! Ren x
What lovely photographs, especially the chickens in the sunlight and frost. I have stumbled across your blog - I can not remember how, but I am glad I did, Your work is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous atmospheric photos, I especially love the one with the ivy on the drain pipe and also the very handsome cockeral, he looks rather like the marans I used to have.
ReplyDeleteFrosty and cold here too Karen. I do love it. And it's made me realise how mild the last two or three winters have been here. I think we're in for a cold one!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!
Karen, you've really captured the magic here. . .I'm shivering and smiling.
ReplyDeletei love your photos of leaves too ;-) beautiful things aren't they, how funny i have frosty leaves in mind and on blog too, they are so magical x *ruthie*
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful! Winter is so magical to me, maybe its because I see so little of it where I live!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, so lovely! I can actually hear the wonderful hush and crackle... :)
ReplyDeletelovely photos of the winter and I very like your pictures of birds too (and the rest!)
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