Spring on ice is a lovely performance
With frozen splashes of purple,
Iced over buds of yellow
And the green candles of evergreens
Decorated with nature’s lights of ice.
(As you can see, we’ve have had some cold weather this week.)
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Lady Fi 
Sensationally Magical.
WOW. x
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Beauty in tragedy. 😉 I hope your spring bulbs came through okay.
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Hello, the frosty flowers are pretty. Lovely captures. Happy Monday, enjoy your day and new week ahead!
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Your words and the beauty around perfectly complement each other.
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amazing details and beauty 🙂
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Beautiful photo, Fiona.
Greetings.
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I do hope they all survive. Beautiful, fragile capture. 🙂
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Ooooooo these are wonderful.
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Super photos !!!
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I wish the cool weather would linger here a little longer. This weekend the AC seemed never to turn off.
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Unbelievably beautiful Fiona.. as your cold weather returned, so did our hot.. I’m not happy 🙂
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The first picture is stunning. I love them all. Great captures.
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Very beautiful. I hope the cold weather doesn’t kill the plants. Our daffodils did not appreciate the snow blanket.
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Beautiful photos Fi.
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I hope the ice spurred the budded flowers into action and did not freeze them. Your title is perfect!
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Iced flowers and branches – so beautiful!
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Amazing images, every one, Fiona. Thanks for sharing and for hosting the meme. We are entering autumn – so beautiful. Greetings Jo
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Thanks Jo!
Do you have a blog I can visit?
Lady Fi wrote: > >
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Oh, I do hope these plants all survive !!
Wonderful photos !!
Greetings
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Wonderful captures, made to come alive with your written word.
I just love the capture of the pine tree branch.
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I am so grateful for the beauty you share. Megathanks.
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Three lovely photo’s.
Your first one is stunning.
All the best Jan
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Such beauty and depth. It comes to life looking at, made me shiver. 🙂
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Beautiful icy flowers!
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Beautifully caught. I hope the frost didn’t wipe out too many…
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Just beautiful!
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Great photos and- Personally after our recent weather I would welcome a bit of that icy cold!
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Gorgeous! Absolutely GORGEOUS, Fiona! Between the ice and water drops, they look like works of natures art!
Thanks for sharing the beauty, my friend. Have a faaaabulous week!
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Lovely iced over flowers and trees.
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poor little flowers!
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With frozen ice on them they look great.
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super pretty, lovely and wonderful!
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Lovely images.
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magical 🙂
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Beautiful photos, especially for me in a very hot place!
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Beautiful and great photos!
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I feel sad for flowers covered by ice, because it means that winter doesn’t want to go away:( On the other side, I must say they look gorgous…
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The ice does bring out a different feeling in the colour, doesn’t it…
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Great macro shots. I like them.
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Amazing clicks.
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Amazing shots as always. My first spring was in Sweden, but i haven’t seen snow yet, only felt the cold. I only saw snow-capped mountains in Turkey and i am always amazed that Sweden had their seed storage at the Arctic!
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Wonderful ice decorations on the different plants, though I bet the flowers were a little shocked and shaky afterwards!
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Crisply beautiful!
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Hi! Your photos are very beautiful. But it looks very hard for the plants. Thanks for sharing.
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Hello Fiona,
your photos are wonderful, but it’s a pity for the first flowers and a big drama too.
Best, Synnöve
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Cold, but still beautiful!
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That is pretty, though you hope they make it through.
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But at least you have some shivering blooms! I hope hte sun comes out soon and warms them.
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Beautifully crunchy and colourful. Sent me to the shop for an icy munch. 😀
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Deliciousness for eyes, but.
‘And the green candles of evergreens’ – ever-life after. Living in a country with a gazillion evergreens, am not sure I have seen anything like this species.
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So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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A very common spring time occurrence here, too, Fiona. The flowers that grow in spring in Colorado ahve to be hardy as they often have snow upon them
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Lovely! I learned that this was called hoar frost recently!
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Fantastic! We had some ice on our spring blooms and it didn’t kill them, but the frigid temperatures that followed, did. I learned recently that growers actually spray plants when freeze threatens, so it will cover them with ice and keep them at 30 degrees and not 18, which is what it got here!
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Even in the most despised season there is beauty to be found. What lovely winter images.
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I love winter – it’s not despised by all! 🙂
Lady Fi wrote: > >
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Art !!
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Beautiful frozen flowers and macro photos, very nice colors and details
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…ice can be beautiful.
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A dash on winter on the colors of spring. Beautiful!
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Colours of Spring!
Enjoy the season, Lady Fi. Those are very beautiful pictures.
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It is indeed a lovely sight to behold. Oh, nature! Nothing like it.
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I love your photos. Beautiful.
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Ser helt underbart ut med frosten.. Tummen upp …
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Magnificent macros!
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Icy but beautiful!
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More than wonderful.
hugs
· LMA · & · CR ·
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Oh! The photos were mesmerizing. I stare and stare and absorb. My husband and I love to travel 14-day trips and schedule them in late fall or spring. I will never get to see what a wonderful winter creates in your part of the globe.
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