We had 4 days of freezing fog here this week. You may remember that I showed some photos of our yard in my previous post
here. Those pix were taken by DH from inside the house. I wasn't feeling well and the fog and cold were really bothering my lungs, so I didn't venture outside.
Finally, on what turned out to be the last day of the freezing weather, I was feeling well enough to go outside and get some photos. I was intrigued by why the fir trees looked so grey. What I found was so beautiful, I thought I would share it with you. (All of these photos will enlarge when clicked on.)
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| fir boughs |
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| more fir boughs |
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| more fir boughs |
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| fir bough close-up |
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| fir bough, even closer |
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| tree branches |
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| a fern frond |
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| a summer fern |
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| Oregon grape leaves |
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| holly leaves |
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| a twig |
Hope you enjoyed it! I love how some of the plants look like they're edged with lace. We're back to our regularly scheduled grey, gloomy rain now, so I'm glad I got the photos when I did.
Back to fabric and quilting in a day or so!
Thanks for these beautiful photos, Sharon! I was happy to see them because of their beauty and because now I can see what my hubby was trying to describe to me!
ReplyDeleteCool pics! Is freezing fog unusual? I'd never heard of such a thing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for the show.
ReplyDeleteYou're lacey trees are so pretty, very magical. I'm so glad you were able to capture them on photos to share with us.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletebrrrr! those are great pictures
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wintery pictures. Thank you for sharing them. Hope you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. There's some hand quilting inspiration amoungst that lot! xx
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