After some computer problems, I am back again to blogging, just in time for 'corners of my home' Thursday. While I was out gathering eggs the other day, I took the camera out to capture the beauty Mother Nature left behind from a recent ice storm. Above is my lilac bush completely coated in ice. Below, Zoe walked with me through the pines whose boughs are weighted down by all the snow & ice. It reminded me very much of the winter scenes from the movie Narnia...
Every stalk of weed in the field is an icy spear and absolutely gorgeous when the sun hits them...
The crabapple tree also is encased...
I have been enjoying my new sewing machine and getting some sewing projects done; will post some pictures tomorrow. I started a new knitting project~something for summer~and I will try to get pictures of the sweater I made for Stephanie for Christmas.
For today, I think I'll do some painting ~ another yard sale cubby for the workroom in green to match the little chest of drawers~ and I need to make some yogurt and granola...
Have a great day!
Beautiful pictures, Deb. It really does look like Narnia!
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me with those pics?!??!!?!!! INCREDIBLE!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Winter Wonderland! I'm glad you shared it with us. Looking forward to seeing pics of your new creations.
ReplyDelete~Jody
Wow! I know that the ice hasn't been much fun to live with, but those photos are GORGEOUS. I especially love the one of the berries enclosed in ice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful pictures. It does look like Narnia. And finally winter in NY, right? We enjoyed about an inch this morning on the island. The kids were so excited for the first snowfall of the year. Our puppy enjoyed it, too. Cheers! LA
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Deb...so serene! I agree that it does look like Narnia! HAve a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese photographs are wonderful, talk about a winter wonderland.
ReplyDeleteI love all the pictures and the ice makes them look more special. You have an eye for beauty and it showes in your photos.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos! Narnia it is! We have had our share of ice and snow this last week also! The chickens are none too pleased, either. They come out for their pan of fresh greens and stale bread, and high tail it right back into the hen house!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful photos and you are a wonderful photographer! I can't wait to see the pictures of the projects you are working on.
ReplyDeleteKelli
Well, just like everyone else, my first reaction was wow! Lovely photos Deb! We rarely get ice like this. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures especially the crab apples.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Cold, but beautiful. :)I haven't seen the Narnia movie yet but it does look as I've pictured it in my mind so many times while reading the books.
ReplyDeleteI have yogurt, granola (or grapenuts) and apple pieces mixed together for breakfast almost every morning. It's almost like having waldorf salad. yum.
I really enjoy my jam jar! I gave Tim the last chocolate as part of his birthday gift. I know. I need a medal or something, huh? :) It wasn't offered lightly. lol
all of the photographs are beautiful, but the one with the red crabapples just seems magical! so says the Georgia Girl who hasn't seen snow in...wow...a very very long time :)
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, your photos are just beautiful. I've been lurking around your blog for awhile, just never posted. I started a blog just a week ago and I've been tagged. So, I'm tagging you! If you'd like to participate, come on over to my blog and check it out. I'll be back to visit yours soon!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's beautiful! It looks so peaceful... Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll have a nice week,
Elisabeth
Beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing them.
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