2 Dec 2020

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November 29 began like the other mild days we have had thus far this autumn, but by afternoon a London fog had settled on the landscape.  Freezing temperatures during the night gave us our first aerial frost of the year.
 
Enjoy a little walk with me along our hedge and garden to enjoy the seasonal sight.
 
Some gold and silver:
 
  


The wild rose leaves were especially gorgeous with the unique crystal formation: 
 
 
Festive garlands: 
(black byrony berries)


 
 
Where did the spider go during the freeze?  In an webgloo?
 
(yarrow)
 
 

 
This has been a spectacular year for holly.  Our neighbors who are in their late sixties say they have never seen so many berries.
 
Fare thee well, Cosmos.  See you next year.
 

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