The last of the autumn leaves clinging on high in the gnarled tree branches catch the late afternoon winter sun.
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The last of the autumn leaves clinging on high in the gnarled tree branches catch the late afternoon winter sun.
Ok, this is a bit more interesting 🙂 🙂 (cheeky moo!) We were walking by the Tees yesterday afternoon and there was one really striking tree but my camera was deep in the pocket and Mick was quick marching to get warm 🙂
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You see, even you can be won over by a winter tree. Can’t see very far today – we are once more shrouded in fog. Quite warm though so I had a quick whizz around the garden to see if everything is behaving itself and noticed some little daffs coming through. The hellebore is looking good too.
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Mick tells me we have a hellebore or 2 but I haven’t checked 🙂
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Enticing and the image is wonderful! 👍✌
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Very Beautiful 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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Aww I love trees, this one is glorious, every little gnarl has a reason 🙂
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Glorious. There’s something about a blue sky and a bare tree that draws our eyes upwards. I nearly fell over yesterday looking at the patterns of bare branches and buds on a magnolia tree against a blue sky.
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I was waiting to post these pictures and here they are….
http://travtrails.com/2017/01/31/trees/
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Thanks for sharing your trees TT
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I like how the sunlight is catching the leaves at the top but the rest of the branches are in shadow. Lovely photo.
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How lovely this tree looks against the wintry sky.
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Time now for some greenery though. I’m done with winter now, even though it hasn’t been too bad down here.
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