Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Red Frost #WordlessWednesday

The last Wordless Wednesday of the year - Happy New Year to all those who follow my WW posts.  I thank you for visiting my blog, when there are so many others to choose from.

As my regular readers know, the area I live in experienced flooding over Christmas Day.  Fortunately our house escaped having water in the basement. One of my co workers, though, had to evacuate.  I'll have some pictures of a flooded park near our house on Friday.  Thank you to my readers who expressed concern.

And thank you for your expressions of sympathy over the death of my work friend.  One of my commenters, especially, got it exactly right.  In the midst of so much sadness this year, she pointed out "It's not a competition. We can all be sad together."

But we can also experience some joy.

I took this picture December 19, when it had gotten down overnight to 5 degrees F (-15C).

Winter is my least favorite season but at least it does have some special beauty.

Joining up with Sandee at Comedy Plus for 2020's last #WordlessWednesday.

13 comments:

  1. So sorry for all the bad things that have happened around you recently. We are winter lovers and wish the cold and snow would last longer but we have never seen red frost. Something new for us.

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  2. That IS pretty. I tweeeted, too.
    Carol C

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  3. ...it's been cold here, but not that cold. Stay warm.

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  4. What a beautiful picture! Happy New Year! Best wishes for peace and prosperity in 2021.
    Purrs
    Marv, Jo Jo, Kozmo, Cinnamon and Barb

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  5. I'm glad you didn't get flooded and have to leave your home. It's icy here this morning. So cold. What a beautiful shot. Magical.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. ♥

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  6. I have never seen red frost, that is a beautiful photo. All the best to you in this new year.

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  7. Absolutely beautiful photo, Alana! And I'm so sorry to hear about your troubles and the death of your friend. What a world we live in where so much beauty and so much ugliness/sadness can co-exist!
    Here's to only beauty and joy in the New Year!

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  8. This is beautiful. I live in Maine and have not seen red frost. Wishing you a much better year in 2021.

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  9. I am wishing you and yours a Happy and Prosperous New Year...BTW I don't like winter either!

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  10. Here's wishing you a very Happy, Healthy & Prosperous New Year my friend. Here's my new link: https://newxmasdolly.blogspot.com/2020/12/winter-is-here-ww.html

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