Friday, March 11, 2011
Frosted Morning
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It became foggy last night, which made for some pretty hoarfrost this morning. The frost was fleeting, though. By the time I finished chores and got my camera, it was already evaporating in the warming sun.
Frost on the plastic garden fence.
Remains of the sunflowers.
That pile of squashes I never dealt with.
Hackberry branches.
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5 comments:
Nature put beauty in everything, and you capture them well.... frosty brilliance!!
Mr Frost's hoary breath!
today's word is "kaffie"...and this morning's cup was welcome!!
I love hoarfrost! So beautiful! We don't get it very often here, so I'm enjoying your pictures. ~~Rhonda :)
Ha! Even your picture of squash well beyond its prime is beautiful!
Love the photo of the single sunflower from the side!
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