We have had an exceptionally mild October. It has had it’s advantages as we were still harvesting a few beans and courgettes in the last couple of weeks, but on the other side some of the leeks have started to go to seed! This morning we woke to our first proper frost; plants were transformed into sugar-coated candy!
Great shots, especially like the poppy and the Comfrey.
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That is exactly what I was going to say!
Consider me as a second š
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Great minds think alike!
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Thank you. I was experimenting with a app on my phone that allowed me to take SLR-like photo with these two shots!
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A very beautiful collection of images – I love the textures and frosted colours.
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Thank you – frost is pretty amazing isn’t it?
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Really pretty frost pictures. Here in the East it’s still mild, but quite a bit of rain.
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Funnily enough we’re back to mild again this morning – wonder how long it will last?
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Gorgeous frosty shots! Our temps rarely go below freezing, but when they do I’m out like a shot with my camera to make the most of it.
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Being an island I suppose you have the sea as a warming influence – we should be colder but the north Atlantic drift keeps us warmer (thankfully!)!
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And the echinacea looked beautiful rather than bedraggled!
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Beauty in decay!
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Beautiful but not here yet!
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Lucky you!
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Lovely photos – the beauty takes the sting out of the end of the season. š
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It does, you are right.
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Frosty Jack isn’t really a mate of mine but I suppose he has a right to call around once in a while! š
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I like to think he may be killing some “bugs” while he is about too!
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Then he’s a fine fella!! š
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Magical š
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I love the way frost can transform things:-)
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Especially liked the Astilbe leaves – such a thick coating on the edges. Like dipping a glass in sugar.
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Exactly what I thought!
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