Morning frost
Beauty
One of my favourite things to look at in the world is the transformation wrought by frost - particularly hoar frost, which coats objects above ground level with a forest of spiky needles. Ivy leaves delicately outlined are a favourite, but we don't have any of those (at least, not photogenic ones) in our back garden.
What we do have, however, is a leylandii hedge and a clump of pampas grass. Today's frost showed that the hedge is covered, from about four feet above the ground, in cobwebs:
And the pampas grass shows a hoarfrost mohican, with Kita in the background:
Love having a garden.
4 Comments:
Gorgeous photos. Thank you for sharing.
I am so thankful for digital cameras -- what did we do without them? Great photos...
I couldn't find an email, but wanted you to know that I've tagged you in my Wednesday morning post.
Vicki
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Wow, must go look for cobwebs outside now! Beautiful!
Beautiful! I love the cobwebs especially.
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