1/4" of ice on everything. Watch yer step. Up in Minnesota the folks are getting 10" of snow, lucky dogs. Me? I get to pray that the 30mph wind gusts and rain this afternoon do not rip apart my fragile new trees and shrubs. I bet you've never ever seen ice on plants before.... I like to blow up the pictures and see the subtle texture. Like on the arbor you can see how the rain flowed and froze.
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And on the maple tips the cracked joints with spring buds enclosed (hope cemented?).
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And on the cypress the encased leaves.
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The fall onion has blooms still holding on.
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Little bluestem grass seems lovely, the orange with a dignified silver hue.
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As did the crab tree trunk.
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I also thought the neighbor's cedar field looked interesting.
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