Wednesday, November 7, 2012

November Morning

British soldiers

Red oak leaves

Almost leafless trees

14 comments:

  1. The frost garden is so pretty! We will have our first visit from the arctic air mass this weekend. I wounder if we will have frost as pretty with it!

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  2. You guys have been having lots of frosty mornings! We are going to get cold for the weekend, highs in the 50s, wind and rain. Brrrr...

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    1. Yes, we've woken up to frost almost every morning for the past week. It has been a colder than usual fall.

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  3. Just love those first two frosty pictures! We're going to be pretty frosty here by the weekend.

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  4. Your pictures are stunning and I was surprised to see your header. I eat dandelion greens. They are an amazing wealth of health properties.

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  5. Love the frosty morning pictures, especially the ones you posted on the 3-rd! I always heard that to goats everything was edible. Apparently some things are an acquired taste.

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  6. Incredible beautiful. I love the first photo most of all; it is awesome.

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  7. oh, BBBbbbbbrrrrrr. i love your first frosty shot!! magical!!

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  8. Hi Kateri, I awakened to a frosty yard but it is bright sunny and warmer now. I am happy for the blue skies as that makes for better bird watching and better bird photographs! Have a lovely weekend!

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  9. lovely crisp scenes from the north! :)

    thanks for stopping by!

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  10. You have had such beautiful frosty mornings...nothing like that here.

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  11. That leafless tree against the blue sky looked so pretty. Happy weekend!

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