Morning sun soon welted the overnight frost but its warmth also started to draw the moisture from the ground to form a low level mist.
It could also fool you whilst walking in the woods that it was really autumn and not the 20th of January and winter….
Any early morning ice soon vanished from the Lake now all calm…
All said and done, days like this, do make you wonder just what has happened to our historical seasonal expectations.
21st January
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Beautiful Autumnal photos in the depths of winter. The seasons are flowing into one another it seems. I love the reflections in the bottom image. Reflections in nature are one of my favourite subjects. Thank you.
No.. thank you for visiting, pleased that you like the posting.
The positive thing is that there is now snow to shovel away! Enjoy it! 🙂
A question…What is snow? We haven’t had any for years of any consequence and just one day of very light snow that came and went in a link last year 🙂
At the danger of loosing my citizenship: Lucky you! 🙂
We might be able to offer yo asylum 🙂
To tell you the true, I find the change of climate ‘a little bit’ scary.
You never know what to expect anymore. Lovely scenery though 🙂
True.
Nothing is happening to the old established seasonal cycle. This Last couple of years it has been a significant change but I have said over the years on this blog that I felt the seasons finished a little later and the new season then also started later. Unscientific I know….but the later transition from summer to autumn then winter was for me very apparent. Very apparent for as a photographer I was watching for signs of autumn, etc.
Being out every day makes you aware of changes!!
Very true….more in tune than Trump 🙂
I’m tempted to ask, who? 😂
🙂
Thank for for sharing these lovely, cool images. Here we have 2 seasons … summer and almost-summer. And winter is usually a Wednesday.
If it’s only on Wednesday I could live with that 🤔