Just a few views around my home to share on this very cold frosty morning.
a country paddock right next door!
will my vintage roses show me a beautiful display this year? we will see :o)
This still stands right next door and is the original racecourse hotel a very country picture on a frosty morning
looking back at our humble little home on a very frosty morning that will be a beautiful day..............what a blessing to be able to wake to this and how nice to be able to share with friends.This is my Tuesday!
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very pretty pictures...days seem to be getting shorter here...then the time will change and we'll get a frost...
:-D
No frost here. It was 102 here today in Georgia in the USA!! Frost hardly comes here. We have it sometimes in December maybe. It was funny or should I say odd to see pictures of frost at this time of the year. I so love seeing pictures from all over the world through blogging. HOW NEAT!! Keep them coming. Go see my blog today..MONDAY about my Dad's 88th birthday...I cannot believe I still have parents and here I am 61...wow..Sandy
So refreshing to see something that isn't burning up right now! The frost is beuatiful. I like the photo of the building next door, and looking back at your home....it looks cozy and comfy.
You've made up for lost time with all those posts, Lee-ann! And your frost photos are what I was trying to capture up near Castlemaine but the cold temperature temporarily shut down our camera. Looking forward to seeing more daffodils along the Calder!
Brrr,
That looks chilly! We still have our warmest months coming for the part of CA we live in!
Lovely frosty photos. Isn't it great to have clear sunny days after the frost?
We had a perfect day here after a
-8ยบ morning.
ooh that does look cold! I guess winter isn't really over yet - in the mountains we are tricked at this time of year and usually have a cold snap in October. Not time yet, to put away the woolies.
Lee- ann - thankyou so much for visiting my blog once more, it heartens me when my friends take time to comment. much love, R xo
Hi, Lee-Ann, thanks for visiting me. In reading your recent posts, I see your first grandson shares his birthday with my first granddaughter (yours was six and mine was five). Isn't that grand? So, we share the same feeling for these grandchildren!!!
I loved all the pictures of the first daffodils you are having. Summer is winding down here and you are just getting spring down under. We are still enjoying a lot of very hot temperatures and we continue to swim in our pool to stay cool, but I can tell our flowers and trees (and our tomatoes) are saying "enough is enough already." In several months we will be the ones enjoying the frosty mornings.
It's funny. I just posted about my granddaughter's flip flop birthday party and I see you have a correspondent from the US whose blog is entitled "It's a flip-flop world."
Hope you have a wonderful day. Hope you come see me again soon.
Hi Lee-Ann
BRRR you have got some lovely photo's here. we had -5 a few days in a row with white frosts .but beautifull days.
I will return to read more of your posts
As some of your other commenters say, it's so odd to see pictures of frost when it's summer here (in Scotland). But you have a lovely outlook on life - I've been feeling a bit sorry for myself and you've cheered me up. Thank you!
Brrrrr! Cooooold! Perfect weather for playing with the vintage china! Thanks for visiting my blog and I am delighted to visit yours! I can't wait to take a gander at all that china and read all your posts! This cold weather would have been VERY welcome in Sacramento, CA USA about two weeks ago when we were having record breaking 115 degree temperatures. Ugh!
Ok, I'm not crazy about frost because my body doesn't like cold. But those pictures are so pretty. Keep them coming! :)
Patty
Hello Lee Ann! Thank you for stopping by and saying hi in my blog! You are welcome to come back any time!
Your photographs are beautiful!!!
What beautiful pictures and so refreshing to see frost after such a hot summer over here so far!! Soon you will be in your spring and we'll be in our fall, my favourite time of the year:-) Take care!!
Lovely frosty pictures Lee-ann! I love Fall here, but winter follows and I cringe at the thought of long months shut in the house against the cold outside (except when we go out to work, and other activities of course).
Your daffodils are lovely and will be spectacular, I'm sure. I love them so much!! They always make me think of Wordsworth's poem..."I wandered lonely, as a cloud...." Do you know that one?
Your little grandson is precious. What a face! :) They're a treasure for sure.
I can actually relate to those photos living here in Tassie.
Op shopping is so much fun and collecting wonderful things from the past.
Thanks for visiting and saying hi :)
Hello everyone! well these pictures have made some shiver with cold and others are looking forward to a little cooler weather that is great, it was a lovely day.
I am not a very good photographer and am so pleased you all enjoyed them.
I will be around to see you all on your blogs this week and thank you for stopping by here.
To my new friends from around the world I wish you all a lovely day.
What beautiful pictures Lee-ann! You live in a lovely part of Australia. Daffodils are amongst my favorite flowers.
I have marked your site as a favorite and will visit often!
Thanks for visiting my blog and for your lovely comment. It is a small world with your mother-in-law living in Frankston too.
Hello Lee-ann ~ Wow that was quite a frost at Kyneton. Where you live is more open than my place. The lawn gets frosty, but at least then we get a nice day. It is starting to look like Spring - the wattle trees are beginning to bloom along the Goulburn River. Thank you for your comments, glad you like the poems and jokes.
Take care,Merle.
What a fantastic frost. We haven't had many this winter,it's been quite mild except for the week we ran out of wood.
It was pretty frosty here in Eltham too, on that day Lee-Ann. When I came back from my morning walk at 8 am I warned Ken it was cold, but would you believe he still rode his motorbike to work?? When he got home in the afternoon, he said his fingers still hadn't thawed out - lol!
Great pictures, but brrrrr, too cold for me. That's why I live in Qld, but if I had my way and my family would move with me, I'd live in the Northern Territory! I love the hot weather, humidity and all. Some of my friends think I need committing and others agree with me.
Although the evenings and mornings are still cool, the days are getting a little warmer. It's very dry though and yesterday we had our first bushfire just up the way, complete with police, fire service and lots of smoke!
Take care
I love the pictures. Can't wait for it to frost here in the USA. It's still in the triple digits, drought conditions.
I loved seeing your pictures of your frosty morning...looks a bit like some places around here Lee-Anne. Thank YOU xox
looks so so cold there have to go make a cuppa tea now, pop over and I'll get the bikkys out lol
Slap me happy I will be right over for that cuppa and bicky for sure!
I am so pleased you all enjoyed the photos of this very cold day here in Australia and to think I will probably be too hot in a few months..........but I guess that is how it is at my age lol lol lol too hot or too cold!
thank you ALL! for your lovely comments and visit to this post. I will be over to visit you all again soon.
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