Life On and Off an Acreage

In-sights into moving from an Acreage back to Town, plus a few things I find of interest.

Two things that horses are scared about:


1. Things that move
2. Things that don't move




Old enough to be eccentric, but not rich enough

November 3, 2012

High Humidity and Low Temperature

The combination yields a good crop of hoar frost!

On the cow parsley.
On the wire fence
On the fence post
Multi-variety
On the bushes
On the chicken wire
Over all it was a very damp and gloomy day.
If it gets above freezing tomorrow like it's supposed to, the bush and areas under the trees will be like being in a rain storm. In the mean time, it is sure pretty!
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7 comments:

  1. Michelle11/3/12, 5:46 PM

    Hoar frost is so beautiful and you did a nice job capturing that!

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  2. Misty Pines Homestead11/3/12, 5:50 PM

    Beautiful I love the snow.The pictures are great,seeing something like that up close!

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  3. Chai Chai11/3/12, 7:18 PM

    Agreed! Fantastic.

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  4. Linda11/3/12, 9:41 PM

    Hi Ian, these photos are absolutely stunning! Thank you so much for sharing.

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  5. Dagmar11/4/12, 5:45 AM

    Wow...what beautiful shots you're sending out to us here Ian.
    Love crystals like this. I'm a big fan of the one were the orange leafs come trough.
    Hope you're safe and warm.
    Hugs Dagmar

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  6. joyce11/4/12, 1:36 PM

    Isn't hoar frost beautiful? Great job with the pics, I especially like the chicken wire one, almost makes me want to stick out my tongue and touch it, no wait, that would be a bad idea wouldn't it?

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  7. Tammie Lee11/4/12, 2:30 PM

    whoa, that is some awesome frost!

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