Here's a little better picture of the frost on our black fences steaming as the sun hits.
Horses (and sheep) steam as well (As always, click to biggify). That's how well insulated these animals are, that frost will settle on their backs and not melt until the sun comes out.
Handy, from the front porch. How lucky I am to be able to walk out the door to this each morning.
Handy enjoyed taking Michelle and Brian for a drive yesterday. Michelle was just as wonderful as I knew she would be and Brian is a natural carriage driver, wood worker, wool carder, yarn spinner and can tell some good stories (with a twinkle in his eye and great smile that will be breaking some hearts in a few years ;-) to boot.
A most enjoyable
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That's it. I'm moving into the wool house.
Awww, I thought you would post some photos of their visit! I'm supposed to meet Michelle at the Horse Park on Sunday. Want to come?
(grrrr - Blogger won't keep me logged in, and most of the time won't recognize my password!)
Deb W
Seriously, I'm moving into the wool house with Christine! I always have a little smidgen of the envy monster run through me when I check out your blog:)
frost will settle on their backs and not melt until the sun comes out
Isn't Mother Nature just awesome?
yes, I just love seeing photo's of your place.
This is so gorgeous. You have an eye for the little things! It's quite a gift.
Very interesting steam pictures. i did not think about steam rising from the coats of animals. Beautiful capture of the horses.
Cool shots! Thanks for sharing them with us!
These photos are just awesome captures. Love the steam....not easy to photograph either. Wow!
~Lisa
Beautiful frost! Great captures! 15* here this morning...cold.
You have a great eye for art in all forms!
Linda
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