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Sunday, 6 November 2011
1st Frost
We had our 1st frost today, and since I was posting about sunflowers yesterday I decided to post a frosty edged sunflower (the frost is melting away now). Later today I will be salvaging veg for a big pot of soup.
The sunflower photo is a true beauty, a winner. Here, ours have died and hardened by the time of the first frost, so your photo really is unusual. Hope you had a good soup.
Wow this is the first time I see sunflower with frost on it. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo Kelli - maybe it should be renamed frost flower. Still no real frost for us but I guess it is just around the corner
ReplyDeleteSunflowers have usually finished blooming by the time the frosts arrive. Perhaps winter is on it's way, though we still haven't had a frost here yet.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful photo, but poor little sunflowers! I bet your veg soup is simmering right now. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThe sunflower photo is a true beauty, a winner. Here, ours have died and hardened by the time of the first frost, so your photo really is unusual. Hope you had a good soup.
ReplyDeleteSunflower with frost! That's wonderful capture!
ReplyDeleteSad to see the sunflowers go, but this is a great shot with the covering of frost.
ReplyDeletewow, what an amazing photo!! really beautiful! Barefoot Mama
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