We had some sun! The wind was rather chilly but after all these grey, rainy days, it was nice to enjoy a bit of brightness.
As we moved into the afternoon the sun started to disappear behind some cloud, but my, it was a terrific little break!
Happy Saturday.
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It’s lovely when when we get those moments in the weather. I love the Silvergrass.
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I like them so much! It has been so, so grey that it was a total delight to awaken to the sun! Yes, I like the silvergrass as well. It’s quite pretty through the winter. Cheers.
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Happy weekend, Lynette!
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Thank you very much, Jo. 😊 To you, also.
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Happy weekend!
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Thank you very much. 😊 To you, too.
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A little sunshine can brighten your whole day. I love how the clouds in the first photo mimic the seed fronds on the grasses. Happy weekend Lynette. Allan
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Thanks, Allan. It sure can. That wind was coming out of the north (off a glacier, it felt like) but yes, it was sure great to have some! Cheers.
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Beautiful captures. How lovely to enjoy some blue skies and sunshine! It’s been cold, grey and windy here too.
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The last time we had had a little sun was literally two weeks earlier, so it was great to see it once more! I hope you get some sun soon too, Linda. Cheers.
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We have to cherish every blue sky we get at this time of the year, sadly still solid grey here.
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Agreed, Jude. The last sun we saw was literally two weeks earlier, so I made sure to get out and enjoy it. I hope you get a break soon, too.
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After days of rain, there’s nothing like some sunshine! These are lovely, Lynette!
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Thank you very much, Belinda. It really was a wonderful treat after rain, rain and more rain.
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The photos could have been from last summer, they look so warm, Lynette! ❤️
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Thank you very much, John. 😊 That wind was coming out of the north though, and had a very chilly edge!
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You’re welcome, Canada freezes Americans every winter, thanks! 😂🇨🇦❤️
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I took a similar photo a few years ago with cattails in the foreground. It makes such a pretty frame. Very nice photos, Lynette.
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Thank you very much, Anneli. I agree, those grasses and cattails are so beautiful through the winter. Cheers.
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Love the brilliant, blue sky in the first photo; stunning! I think you included a photo of another tree with Christmas ornaments in a recent post. It’s delightful to see them.
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Yes, we had a gorgeous blue sky in the morning which then gradually clouded over in the afternoon. I did include an ornament picture recently; this is another one in the same park. There are probably 20 or so trees with single ornaments on them. It’s very cute and children like to do a bauble hunt, too. 😊 Cheers.
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Love that first photo of the red against the blue. Sun came out here today, too. But the temps dropped wayyyy low. 20F or -6c. That was the daytime high. Of course, night was even colder.
Glad you got to enjoy some sunshine for a bit.
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Thank you very much. 😊 We had some beautiful blue skies in the morning but they gradually disappeared in the afternoon under a cloud layer.
Burrr. 🥶 I saw on the weather that the whole Great Lakes area is getting walloped by a huge low that’s moving counterclockwise and pulling a lot of cold out of the north. Your area is being affected by it. We are holding steady around 5 (41F) with no snow but the wind has suddenly grown quite cold. It really feels like it’s blowing off a glacier and probably is! Stay warm, Lori. It’s a good time for hot chocolate and curling up with good books. 😊
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