A Real Winter
Taking a break from the hot weather in Florida, we traveled to North Carolina
for a cooler holiday.
In December/January bare trees and vines are the norm,
yet a flourishing Camellia hedge loaded with blooms and buds
caught my eye.
The contrast there gave me a start!
It was full of waxy white, perfect blooms.
Isn't it lovely?
It was full of waxy white, perfect blooms.
Isn't it lovely?
The milder temps dropped into very chilly days and my granddaughter said she needed a hat. So
I knitted her one.
I love how the shadows have fallen over her face here.
Then a surprise drop drop in temperature caused even the fountain to freeze.
We got much more than we bargained for, arriving here sans coats and warm clothing! Our first trip here in winter these same weeks, two years ago, didn't even require a sweater! Lesson learned.
It really was a
wonderful winter holiday!
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I don't think I commented on the iron gates & window guards etc. in your last post...they would have caught MY eye, too. What IS it about them?!?
Sitting here waiting for The Big Snow/Freeze they've predicted. Wondering if it's going to be a dud....time will tell.
It is 18F here in Oklahoma today and snowing.
No coats? brrr...
I love the frozen water fountain.
Thanks for visiting me ;-)