Agreed, although up here, the arrival of winter sun usually coincides with the cold. I accepted that reality long ago and learned to dress for it! Cheers.
Thank you, Lori. 🙂 I love the beauty of the snowscapes here in the subarctic, but to be honest, I am impatient for the beauty of the south now. I guess once the decision to leave has been made, it’s hard to have to wait on carrying it out. 🙄
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So nice to see the sun on any day. Happy Monday Lynette. Allan
Agreed, although up here, the arrival of winter sun usually coincides with the cold. I accepted that reality long ago and learned to dress for it! Cheers.
I wouldn’t do well without sunlight. Beautiful, Lynette.
The subarctic may get very cold, but is often sunny, even if the days are short. They’re growing much longer now, though. Cheers.
nice shot Lynette!
Thank you very much, Wayne. 🙂
That’s a beauty!
Thank you very much, Anneli!
OH. Sigh…
Thank you very much! 🙂
Gorgeous. Love how you captured it in a frame of the bony, snowy branches.
Thank you, Lori. 🙂 I love the beauty of the snowscapes here in the subarctic, but to be honest, I am impatient for the beauty of the south now. I guess once the decision to leave has been made, it’s hard to have to wait on carrying it out. 🙄
Another gorgeous winter image !
Thank you very much. 🙂
Looks so quiet, cold and peaceful. Beautiful capture.
Thank you very much, Linda. It was – sun and cold are often linked up here.
Lovely way to end a day, Lynette!
Thank you very much, Steve. The days are starting to quickly get longer up here in the northern latitudes; that’s very welcome.