The temperature has warmed a bit lately, and morning fog frequently envelops the homes and cottages in my little neighborhood along the Lake Erie north shore. Early yesterday morning, the temp dipped back down and briefly bearded everything with frost.
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Love seeing that green in the second picture. It cetainly does look as if you are getting some melting.
Cool rime icing in that second shot! So tell me, what constitutes "warm" in your neighborhood this time of year? It's been freakishly warm here for the last several days... I won't tell you just how warm... it'd break your heart I'm sure.
@ Mojo - lol! Right now it's 5 degrees above freezing and raining steadily. But I don't that we're out of the woods, winter-wise, yet. Advising all northern snakes to stay put for awhile.
Great shots! It is indeed lovely to see that little touch of green! Love it! Thanks for sharing! We had snow yesterday and we have sun today suppose to have rain tomorrow, one just never knows, but I'm looking for some color period! anything but gray!
Seeing the frost around plants is really interesting to me. That's something I never see.
I love the top photo! the composition is lovely
How nice to see even a sparse amount of green.
Is that one of those Oriental prayer flag things. It certainly looks well used by Buddha!
Kat
fun photos, fog is so mysterious looking
Deb--- Isn't it interesting what the temperatures can present to us??? Temps go up---and then back down...Life never gets boring on the Lake Erie north shore, does it???
Hugs,
Betsy
Wow that second shot is awesome, thanks for your post this week.
Cheers!
Guy
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Love the second shot! Looks like little spiked pinwheels.
@Poetikat
Yes, those are Tibetan prayer flags.
Cool! Reminds me of Mount Everest. (Not that I've been there, but I've seen documentaries.)
Kat
Love the frosty shot, you can feel the cold.
Love the hoarfrost on the leaves on the second shot!! And the prayer flags in the first. They have been there a while, obviously, and have become a part of their environment.
Thanks for sharing!
These are wondeful frost shots. Everything up your way that has to do with atmospheric moisture is BIG!
Thanks for the window into your world Deborah ... watery and wonderful! xx, JP/deb
I love a good beardy frost, and all forms of freezy water, a delicate hoarfrost, frosticles, and I just discovered the word Verglas.
Haaa! just read your snake advisory. (!)
what kinds of fishes do you have in the lake? perch?
hey lovely captures...
i linked you in my last post btw..
I love the way frost has decorated the plants in the bottom photo. ;-)
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