I’m missing the freezing fog this week. We are experience extremely cold temperatures here this week. Tonight’s low is suppose be -10 F with wind-chills bringing the temps down to -20 to -30 degrees F. Wishing it was a bit warmer like it was in these pictures…
Did I mention we have a handful of Suffolk ewes due any day now? Hopefully they got the memo on not delivering in this cold. Brrrrrr….
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These frosty spikes are amazing!
I’ve never seen frost in needles like this here… I suppose it does not get cold enough for such a miraculous phenomena… I do not envy the way those low temperatures must feel to the body though. Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
HI Erin Great shots. I would never see such frost like that here in Northern Ireland.