We didn’t quite manage a white Christmas in 2012, but
we were treated to a settling blizzard in early January 2013, rendering all the images virtual monochromes. The entwined hearts were created by car tracks; the blizzard-bound field horses showing the faint traces of the red rug worn by the larger one; and tinges of stone forming the gravestones in All Saints Church, Minstead. Enlargements and identifications may be found by clicking on any gallery picture.
After drafting this, I read more of ‘Gentian Hill’.
This evening we dined on Jackie’s flavoursome lamb’s liver casserole; boiled new potatoes; moist spinach; firm carrots; and tender runner beans, followed by Tesco’s finest lemon drizzle cake, with which I finished the Shiraz.
My poor horses need to go home and get warm!
Quite a storm! I especially like the snow dusted graveyard, and the car tracks that look like hearts.
Nice! Wishing you white Christmas this year as well!
Beautiful, especially if one has the option to observe it from a nice window in a warm room.
My sentiments exactly!
Beautiful snowy photos, Derrick! The lemon cake sounds sooo delicious!! It’s tough being a type 2 diabetic… 🥲
The tyre tracks were a good spot, as they say.