This has been an unhappy year, one that I hope we shall never repeat. The day started crisp and clear with a clear blue sky and a light covering of frost.
I had a walk around the garden
and then to the lake to see if the water had frozen over.
Sun was already melting the frosted ground.
It was a quiet, reflective day, with no preparations for dancing and partying as on previous New Year's Eves. A full moon in the sky this evening seen through the window mixed in with our Christmas lights.
Dear friends and fellow bloggers I wish you all good health and happier times ahead.
Thank you and the same to you! Those were beautiful, peaceful pictures you posted. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteWe are leading an EXTREMELY peaceful life at the moment, Jen, while we wait to be called for our vaccine!
DeleteLovely photos, Rosemary - your topiary looks like a little cake on a plate! Happy New Year and good wishes for the year ahead.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pip, and the same to you. It is really quite grim here in Blighty at the moment, due, I'm afraid, to our incompetent government whose approach to everything seems to be that of shutting the stable door after the horse has fled.
DeleteWe are hunkering down.
Wishing you a very happy, healthy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathy, I wish the same to you.
DeleteHow beautiful it is, with a light cover of frost and a lovely lake. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteCrisp days like this are a real treat, a real lift for the spirit. Wishing you a good year ahead.
DeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI can safely say that 2020 will not be repeated - no year has ever been around twice so far ;-)
Ah ha, you are right! Just hunkering down here, keeping out of trouble and waiting for things to improve.
DeleteHappy New Year Rosemary! Your photos are lovely!
ReplyDeleteEvery good wish for the year ahead, Rain. It was a lovely day to be out, a change from mud, rain and cold winds!
DeleteHappy new year to you, beautiful if chilly photos.
ReplyDeleteAnd to you, Jennyff. This sort of chilly with sunshine I like. Chilly with rain, mud, sleet etc I don't!
DeleteWhat a lovely place to walk. A bit of frost adds magic to the air, I think. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree, Lorrie, a bit of frost is quite transforming.
DeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteAnd to you. My veg seeds have arrived in the post - we gardeners are always looking forward!
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