The Ring Cycle came to mind yesterday as I photographed our snow patterns.
Today a question came up in a quiz about the Ring Cycle. It’s not something I think about a lot.
Our electrical devices listen to us but in this case I think it was just coincidence, which I don’t actually believe in.
For the most part, anyway.
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Here we demonstrate the value of a southern aspect!
It offers nice sunny windows for my furry friends although today they have all abandoned me except for Blackie.
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Interesting….it’s like when children are quiet, you begin to suspect they are up to something…
Maybe Grant is issuing catnip downstairs.
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Sunny days are causing snow melt.
Various green things are poking their heads out once more, hopefully:
“Can we come out again?”
How many false starts can weeds endure?
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Recent nights have been frigid and this morning I stopped to view the re-frozen snow which in addition had become frosted.
Being careful to avoid sliding down the hill, I trod in the newly topped-up seed tray, but I’m sure the birds tidied that up in short order.
In the meantime, it added to the display.
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A piglet head? Grant rolled his eyes. Earlier, I had noticed a Ku Klux Klan figure on the man’s cell phone screen, or something equally ghastly!
This he agreed with.
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Bird seed art.
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Everywhere I looked there was a work of art I was loath to step on.
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Soon, it would melt away…
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…but that is different.
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What Natures creates, she may change.
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and we should appreciate.
Who needs ice sculpture when it creates its own art!
And here, at the end of your winter, there are some beautiful icicles after all … even if it’s only for a few hours.
I do hope, Carolyn, that spring is around a corner!
Joanna
You captured the ice beautifully.
Nothing but rain and more rain here. I haven’t been outside for 2 days. They say it might be dry and cold tomorrow. If so, I will go for a long walk. It will be strange to do that without Ollie, but I have to get out and keep moving. x
Yes, you do but boy is it hard.