Watery Wednesday

Standing on the bridge,

 looking at the ice on the little stream.

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Today's Flowers

Memories of summer's black eye Susans,

 covered with winter's frost.

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Sunset

Goldenrod With Frost

More frost photos

 from Thursday morning.

 

Milkweed

The afternoon sun lights the inside of the empty seed pods.

 

Landscape in Blue and Grey

With my back to the sun,

 and the storm clouds approaching,

 the landscape was sombre.

 

Skywatch Friday

There was frost on everything this morning,

 and the rising sun provided some wonderful lighting effects.

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Pussywillows

The pussywillows are starting to show some colour,

but they are not big enough to pick yet.

 

Crow Footprints

I captured these footprints a couple of weeks ago, the last time we had snowfall. Now the surface crust is too thick for birds to make an impression.

 

Watery Wednesday

The school was surrounded by a large puddle, although it was in the process of freezing as the sun set. I wonder what condition the kids were in after recess...

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Reflections

Liquid Water!!!!!

 

Today's Flowers

My bouquet of tulips is lasting well,

 but the petals are starting to fall.

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Friday's Fences

This may not look much like a fence, but it is a fencepost, as you can tell by the barbed wire.

 Since the last time I was in the area, someone has tried to burn it.

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Skywatch Friday

I was watching the sunrise, and the silhouettes against the golden light, as I walked the dogs.

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Hibiscus

Another hibiscus from the grocery store

Memorial

These silk flowers are attached to a tree

 on a curve in the road at one entrance

to the park,

a memorial to someone's loved one.