The day of everything finally ended. We had seen rain, hail, bright sunshine and a touch of snow. There isn’t suppose to be snow here. That meant that the camera had to come out into the cold (cold for this neck of the woods!) and do some work.
If there is snow here, it must be documented. It must be proven.
It didn’t stick around for further photo opportunities. Must be because the Earth was too warm…
But that day ended and a new day began. The camera, having spent the night in its warm cozy case, was charged and ready. Here is her morning story.
Fog rising from a thawing oak
Frost on the hill
Frozen gate post
Lonely oak leaves on the table
Frozen weeds
Waiting for the sun
The grounds were magical. The feelings were of a welcoming cold and anticipation of the warmth of the sun. It will be gone soon. But it is recorded. It is photographed. It is real.
It is a new day.
Talkin' to Myself 
A cool collection of new day photos Gael, I thoroughly enjoyed them all
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Thank you, Ivor. That means a lot to me!
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Always my pleasure
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Lovely photos. Glad you put your camera to work!
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Beauty photos, Gael! And don’t stick your tongue on that frozen gate.
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Unfortunately frost and snow are far too real in these parts – no need to document them. But the frost can make for very pretty photographs…
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I thought about it!!!
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This was fun. Put on my longies from my trip down south last year! I was toasty warm. The gate was shivering!
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Lovely frosty pictures
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I had hoped you would like these! Thank you!
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More evidence for Trump’s claim that global warming is a crock.
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The blessing is there for you to accept. Keep up the great work.
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I was going to say something snarky about the Cheeto but then I applied an adult filter.
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Beautiful photos. Frost is a pretty dressing on nature!
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