Speyside Way on a sunny Sunday
By moon_grower
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Having enjoyed their walk by the Findhorn the Moon Bulbs decided to head down to Knockando and walk part of the Speyside Way.
The rising sun gave warning of just how frosty it was…
The temperature gauge in the car read 0 when we got to Tamdhu Distillery where we parked and, emerging from the car and starting along the way we could believe it!
Frosted bracken looking almost festive
As did the rowan berries
A sheltered spot protected this fungus
The light was fantastic and in the sun it was almost warm!
A very chilly rowan…
Today we are back to grey skies and damp dreich weather, at least we have the memory of three sunny frosty days to cheer us up!
10 Nov, 2009
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Lovely photo's ! Can smell the fresh (albeit chilly) air from here ! :~)
10 Nov, 2009
Certainly looks bracing!
10 Nov, 2009
It was distinctly cold Mr MB was even wearing a hat! But in fact feels colder here today with the damp dank weather.
10 Nov, 2009
Looks very cold
10 Nov, 2009
All I can say is 'Brrrrrrrr.....'
Lovely photos though. :-)
10 Nov, 2009
beautiful blog mg. i love the photos. i woke up to a frost but count enjoy it as i had to gldo to work.
10 Nov, 2009
It was very cold in the shade of trees but felt much nicer in the sun in the open.
10 Nov, 2009
Good job it was warmer in the sun. It's lovely to walk on a fresh morning though. Personally I don't mind the rain but it is nice to get some sun occasionally.
10 Nov, 2009
lovely walk again mr and mrs MB, i do like the frosty sunny mornings, much better than dark and damp any day :o) enjoyed your pics thanx
10 Nov, 2009
Brrrrrrrrrrrrr!
10 Nov, 2009
And no snow! still very nippy looking: you're brave!
11 Nov, 2009
Now snow in November I can definitely give a miss to! It is now milder and greyer.
11 Nov, 2009
Still trying to adjust to the gray myself, and shorter days, moving to the 43rd parallel. When I lived at 9600 ft in CO, I gave out sweaters (jumpers) one Halloween blizzard in lieu of candy. Here in Oregon it's just wet & drizzly on the laundry on the line (sigh), bone damp and chill, but no real frost yet. Might salvage some late ripening tomatoes yet.
11 Nov, 2009
good luck Orgratis
11 Nov, 2009
The frost does seem to make everything look lovely, great photos. :o)
Sandra x
30 Nov, 2009
Thx. Labdancer
30 Nov, 2009
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More beautiful pictures from the Moon Bulbs ;-)
Golly, the difference in temperatures throughout the country become so apparent when we look at each others photos.
10 Nov, 2009