This is a partially collapsed ice sheet at the edge of someone's driveway. I was fascinated by the way it formed in sections.
A gingko leaf fallen on the grass verge, rimmed with frost.
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Tuesday, June 20, 2006
A Frosty Morning
Two posts today, my haiku for "one deep breath" is below this one. for the haiku I used a photo from my archives. These photos however are what the weather is really like here - cold and frosty. I needed to go to the supermarket for a forgotten ingredient for a casserole - I walk since it's only a couple of blocks away. I don't know whose cat this is, but it seems to like this patch of fallen leaves at the bottom of our wisteria vine. A warm spot in the winter sun.
This is a partially collapsed ice sheet at the edge of someone's driveway. I was fascinated by the way it formed in sections.
A gingko leaf fallen on the grass verge, rimmed with frost.
This is a partially collapsed ice sheet at the edge of someone's driveway. I was fascinated by the way it formed in sections.
A gingko leaf fallen on the grass verge, rimmed with frost.
My favorite one is the third one.
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me, but also I want to thank you for your kind words in your comment.
cute kitty :) it amazes me how the weather is so different around the world. blogging has really opened my eyes!
ReplyDeleteThe collapsed ice sheet could be a view from an airplane. The textures are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteNice ... these frosty days really let you know it's winter1
ReplyDeleteI like the ice sheet, it's natural and raw, a great appreciation for nature
ReplyDeleteLove the frosted ginko leaf...simple beauty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful series of winter photos...
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