The reward of living in a cold climate is that sometimes you wake up to a fairyland setting.
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images from the land of corn & soybeans
About Me
- Suzanne
- The Farmer's Wife lives 9 miles from anything. Join her on a journey to connect with the rest of the world and find some common ground. Visit anytime. The screen door will be open and the porch light will be on.
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7 comments:
Suzanne, there is a peace about your photograph, as if it is saying "All is well, so sleep and wait for another day" as the big spruce stands watch.
Enjoy the your view...
Absolutely beautiful. We had the same thing here in Milawukee but it melted before I woke up and I was unable to see it. Your picture is just wonderful.
We had that on our trees last week and it was beautiful. For the life of me, however, I could not remember the word for it. Thanks for posting your pictures and reminding me that the word was hoarfrost.
Gorgeous photo!
Mmmm . . . look closely at the trees and you can see the fairies. :) I love this picture.
Awesome photo. Thanks!
what is the structure, down the way? Is that storage shed?
Yes, it's a neighbor's storage shed.
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