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| My roma tomato plant sprinkled with frost. |
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| Hubby's mallet was not spared either |
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| Yard and neighbouring house |
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| Roses rising up from the frost |
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| Sparkly roses |
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| More tenacious roses |
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| Frost-blanketed grass |
Oh how I love our winters,
Only two seasons to go!
Having been under the weather (sorry, bad, bad pun!) myself, I have been going over some pictures from a few months ago.
I hope you enjoy them.
Mervat
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5 comments:
Oh, winter ... I'm grappling with clouds, rain and chilly air here in Pennsylvania. We had much of that in Paris last week. Wow that's funny to say "in Paris last week." Yes, the five months went by fast! Now I am hoping I have five months of posts to share with my photos, observations and such from my trip. I may even have more than that! Check out my blog, M - you'll see a couple more posts in addition to the one on macarons that you commented on.
Bonjour!
Gorgeous post! Sometimes we get a bit of morning frost as well. It is a wonderful sight.
Love the pictures of the roses. We don't often get frost here but we are headed into winter as you head into summer.
Darla
Such delicate rose shots... sweet indeed!
Paris is getting slowly into fall moods. Leaves are falling. I sit in the Luxembourg Gardens and follow the silent spectacle in awe.
Sending hugs...
Je m'appelle Cynthia: Our summers are so intense that the cool weather is a welcome relief. Chicken that I am, I don't know how I would be in an icy cold snowy winter though! I cannot wait to read your posts about my favourite city in the world!
Suko: Our morning frost even in the middle of winter is very short-lived!
Darla: I think we share similar temperate climates and are probably the envy of many!
Susu Paris Chic: Thanks for your sweet words Susu! I would love to see Paris in the fall and will have to just imagine it! Seeing your beautiful pictures though is the closest I can get for now!
Hugs and kisses to you all!
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