Inspiration
Rev 22:1 And he showed me a river of water of life, bright as crystal, proceeding out of the 5throne of God and of the Lamb in the middle of its street. ~~~ Live in the USA? Get a free Bible and free Christian books
The ground was covered with frost this morning. But as soon as the sun's rays were felt, the frost began to melt and looked like dew. I also discovered a new colony of Ostrich Fern growing along the marsh road pond. The frost outlined the fronds and the color contrast were beautiful. Also interesting were dew drops that froze and more slowly melted.
Enjoy! ~ Robin
A fine frost covered the park in early morning. As sun's light hit, it quickly melted away. Even moss had frost. A layer of ice covered the creek. Thick enough to hold the weight of a duck couple. Pussy willows are opening more and more. Also more park walkers are returning. It was good to catch up with some this morning.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Beautiful and brisk this morning. Frost stayed until suns rays touched. New England Aster are troopers, one of the last wildflowers to retain a bit of color.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Early morning frost gave chickweed an elegant coat.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Dandelions lay low in December, but they are still there. Apparently some blooms are crouched and waiting on a warm wind to blow by them.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
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Fog plus cold can often mean hoarfrost.
That didn't happen yesterday.
The frost that was there was delicate and shimmery.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Icicles have formed on a stick where the lake outlet drains to the creek. And although temperatures have completely glazed over both the lake and the creek, some tender shades of purple can still be found.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Frost formed on everything this morning.
Including feathers.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
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Early morning left a thin layer of ice edging the creek banks. Suns first light lit sparkling crystals on the plants nearby. This one is a Rattlesnake Master covered with nicely formed crystals.
The sun should light up the fall colors nicely today. Bundle up and enjoy!
~ Robin
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Early Sunday morning, just before the suns rays touched down, everything on the creek peninsula were dusted with frost. The Eastern Purple Coneflower was no exception.
Enjoy!
~ Robin
Photo taken September 23, 2012
The ground was covered with frost this morning. But as soon as the sun's rays were felt, the frost began to melt and looked like dew. I also discovered a new colony of Ostrich Fern growing along the marsh road pond. The frost outlined the fronds and the color contrast were beautiful. Also interesting were dew drops that froze and more slowly melted. 
web.jpg)
Icicles have formed on a stick where the lake outlet drains to the creek. And although temperatures have completely glazed over both the lake and the creek, some tender shades of purple can still be found.
Early morning left a thin layer of ice edging the creek banks. Suns first light lit sparkling crystals on the plants nearby. This one is a Rattlesnake Master covered with nicely formed crystals.
Early Sunday morning, just before the suns rays touched down, everything on the creek peninsula were dusted with frost. The Eastern Purple Coneflower was no exception.
