It's been a cold week; I wouldn't say extremely cold but temperatures have hovered around zero for over a week and the ground is permanently rock hard. Over the past few days we have been enveloped in a shroud of dense cold fog and magically this has resulted in some amazing frosting on the trees and plants.
The weeping silver birch has become a shimmering white curtain of frosted twigs . . .
holly leaves are artfully edged in white crystals . . .
archways, obelisks and bare twigs come into their own and make a winter theatre set to wander through . . .
which is great fun if you're wearing the right headgear!
The frost makes everything look so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe frost covering everything is so pretty.It makes the Holly look sugar coated for sure.
ReplyDeleteHow exquisite, I can't imagine how it must feel to crunch across that frosty lawn and have that white tinsel everywhere. Tomorrow is forecast to be 41C here in Adelaide, Australia!
ReplyDeletelovely to look at, cold to hold :) how are the ladies handling the cold?
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