By Victor L. Midyett
The temperature this morning is the coldest it has been to date this autumn at 33˚F, just one degree above freezing for my Aussie friends.
The grass is covered in a white sheet of frost, but thankfully there is no wind or even a breeze to speak of. The best part is there are no clouds and the sun is beaming brightly.
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Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Thursday, November 25, 2021
Life Goes On
Labels:
autumn,
mother nature,
nature,
Vic Midyett
Friday, April 2, 2021
Adventures from Bulgaria:
Autumn Memories
A lot of people had been waiting for the winter, not only to go skiing, but also to enjoy the mountains covered in snow – white, clean, serene…. Undoubtedly they are beautiful, especially when the sun rays make the snow sparkle and the blue sky seems bluer than ever.
Labels:
Albert Camus,
autumn,
Bulgaria,
summer,
Valeria Idakieva,
winter
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