There was a dense fog this morning
when we went to chapel.
The ice on the rocks
The indoor gardens are in bloom.
I watched the tulips open.
I am going for a long walk and breathe in the freshness.
Happy Sunday Safari.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Sunday Safari
The ice on the rocks
The indoor gardens are in bloom.
I am going for a long walk and breathe in the freshness.
Happy Sunday Safari.
From the enveloping fog to the enlivening reds, I enjoyed your post tremendously!
ReplyDeleteI too think that fog is beautiful. It has been foggy here the past couple of days.
ReplyDeleteThose tulips are so cheerful as are the perky Cardinals. It has been so warm here that the birds have gone to the fields for some wild food.
It makes me feel cold just to look at your foggy pix, but the cardinal and the tulips are bright spots. Have a good week Sherry!
ReplyDeleteIce on the rocks: a drink of nothing but ice.
ReplyDeleteSorry, my puns tend to be bad (is there any other kind?)
The first photo looks just like a painting, and the wild Turkey shots are magnificent.
ReplyDeletethe fog supports the beauty of your photography in a wonderful way. And then flowers, thank you.
ReplyDeleteDear Sherry....don't you just love the fog? It always has such an ethereal quality....
ReplyDeleteThe turkeys feeding are magnificent, I love to see photographs of wild turkey. Sadly we only see them at Christmas.
The ice is wondeful......
Beautiful safari......it is so good to get out in the fresh air.
Sherry, you've captured the fog so beautifully! It's been foggy here, too, especially in the mornings. I think it's quite pretty, though I don't like to drive in it. The best part is that the snow is slowly melting. Spring is a long way off, I know, but your cheery red tulips make me think of spring.
ReplyDeleteBrrrr, it looks cold there - over here we tend to think zero degrees c is bad, and you have zero f! Though we have had -17c in some parts of England this winter, which is about that, I think.
ReplyDeleteI'm playing catch up again as I haven't been up to blogging or even reading blogs much for the last couple of weeks, so I wanted to say how much I like your Ruby Crowned Kinglets - I'd be smitten too :)
A very late happy new year!
Oh Sherry, your tulips are singing! I can hear them from here. I loved the pics of wild turkeys. We don't see them often. And I like fog too. Makes everything feel soft and magical.
ReplyDeleteHappy sunday safari.
I enjoyed your foggy photos, and the reds are grand -- both tulips and Cardinals.
ReplyDeleteWow..this post was so super lovely! The cardinals as well are gorgeous..stunning! Ad the mists and fog..so mysterious and beautiful! Wonderful post!Great photos!
ReplyDeleteKiki~
We had fog this morning and when I saw the golfers on the golf course...it looked like a movie set! Love your turkeys and the water falls! WOW!
ReplyDeleteYour photos look so mysterious. We have had dense fog here too that freezes on the trees at night. Loved seeing the turkeys.
ReplyDeleteMarnie
Lovely fog! I wish the turkeys around here were more cooperative about being photographed!
ReplyDeleteMysterious foggy images. Love the cardinal and those turkeys..HUGE!!!
ReplyDeletelove and light aNNa xo
The first photo is particularly beautiful, Sherry. Hope you are ok.
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoy going on your safari!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful contrast! The mystic grey fog pictures and the vivid red color of the last pictures. Winter at its best!
ReplyDeleteHave a good (and sunny!) week!
Barbara
I'm a little bit behind! But I'm enjoying these photos. All beautiful as always, but the ice drips are breathtaking! Hoping for sunshine soon...
ReplyDelete-Tammy
The snow looks so inviting to me!!
ReplyDeleteI too think that fog is beautiful. It has been foggy here the past couple of days.
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