

While the earth sleeps, a bit of the cheerful color red can be seen if one really pays attention. These are random shots in my home at Christmas, around the bend and on a small, local lake in my neighborhood. In the photo below, in the upper left corner you can see a small hockey rink with lawn chairs for the 'audience' that has been cleared on the lake.


The rose is red, the leaves are green, God save Elizabeth, our noble queen. Anonymous
Lines written by a Westminster schoolboy in the margin of his copy of Julius Caesar. Quoted in P W Hasler (ed) The House of Commons,1558^1603 (vol.1), p.474.
Great photos! I love the idea of an impromptu ice rink.
ReplyDeleteGray here in Iowa for the past several days also.
ReplyDeleteNice blog.
The touches of red add a cheery zing to winter landscapes! Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteYou have so much more snow than we do! I love looking at the snow. And the red ribbons jazz it all up.
ReplyDeleteNoni, lovely little hints of RED here and there... Dis "God Save the Queen" come from that quote? Happy Ruby Tuesday! :)
ReplyDeleteBTW, I am fine, Noni, I did a couple of posts explaining exerything... :)
ReplyDeleteThe little rubies are here to be seen in the frozen Land -O-Lakes. The footbridge is a gem, the slight arc is ready to allow crossing of the stream in spring. Red bows and ruby banners give a warmth to the snowy landscape...
ReplyDeleteI'm always "red-dy" to enjoy your posts!
ReplyDeleteAloha, Friend
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The red is very striking against the white snow. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter shots.
ReplyDeleteso lovely
ReplyDeletePretty .. and fun, I guess back then defacing books wasnt so bad ..especially if you were making a rhyme that included reference to HRH!
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