Making do with indoor light on long, cold, dark days.
Venturing out for short bursts of biting fresh air.
Missing the scents of colourful life around every corner.
A surprise bouquet, a little bedraggled, washed up on a winter shore.
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Wonder how that got there? Lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Love the second photo - the Winter waves crashing ono the shore! The flowers - a mystery!
ReplyDeleteJune
Those waves look fantastic crashing down like that. I make sure that I get out when I can during the winter, you never know when the weather will change and we'll be stuck indoors.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. I love the one of the waves crashing on the beach in particular. I try to get out as much as possible even in winter. Even small bits of sunlight and fresh air make me feel better but today is damp and very cold. A day to stay in by the fire with a cup of tea. Wellywoman.
ReplyDeleteLorna those incoming waves are incredible. What a moment with the low winter sun, well worth braving the elements for!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I don't get down to the seashore enough! Thanks for your comments x
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Natasha
We're nearly there Lorna...the Groundhog said yesterday that we'll only have six more weeks of winter ;)
ReplyDeleteI've heard that temperatures of -11C have been recorded in Britain today - how is it down your end?
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ReplyDeleteThat's encouraging Tanya thanks! You know I've really got a cheek to complain because it was an absolutely beautiful day here today. Layer up and off ye go.