Worcestershire has shed most of its snow but as temperatures plunged to even colder depths we have been coated in a thick white hoarfrost that has tumbled over everything like strands of desiccated coconut. The sun came out for a short while this afternoon so I ran outside with my camera. Here are a few pictures that I have taken in my garden of some New Zealand Flax dried dead flowers and spiky leaves; a fir tree; a single white rose; some bamboo; garden plants in the border.
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beautiful frosty photos :) We are still getting snow here, winter hasn't even officially begun and we're already sick of seeing the snow
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Just beautiful- I love it when the frost does that.
These are wonderful snowy pictures. I really love the 2nd one. It is almost surreal!
Jackie:-)
I didn't know that bamboo could survive where the temperatures fell so low. Great photos!
Love the Icy photos!
It is very cold here also.:(
Down with Hoarfrost! I "think" we have it here tonight. It is major cold!!!
Great photos!
That is amazing frost. I have never seen frost that thick on things before. Beautiful photographs.
I'm cold just looking at those pictures, which incidentally look stunning!
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