Frozen Cobwebs by phil_sandford

Frozen Cobwebs

Was out early this morning to do the big monthly shop whilst better half was asleep; very very foggy and the temperature, according to the car, was -4°c so the car needed defrosting. Dug out de-icer and a scraper from the garage and put the front and rear windscreen heaters on and waited. Had a quick look around the drive and garden and snapped a few cobwebs until it was safe to venture out to Lincoln.

Roads were a tad icy, no gritting had been done and the freezing fog the entire route made for an interesting trip. I couldn’t believe the large number of a***holes who were driving with either no lights or just the driving lights that modern cars have these days; literally accidents going somewhere to happen.

Home safely to an afternoon of doing almost nothing (oh, I baked some Blondies)

Thanks for dropping by.
Beautiful
December 2nd, 2023  
Nice.
December 2nd, 2023  
Great shots
December 2nd, 2023  
oh these are all great!
December 2nd, 2023  
Gorgeous delicate cobwebs - beautiful
I wonder what are blondies?
December 2nd, 2023  
Very pretty!
December 2nd, 2023  
Really pretty!
December 2nd, 2023  
You are definitely a keeper Phil, I hope Carole appreciates you.

A few weeks ago, I saw photos on 365 of lots of berries on trees in the UK and thought you may be in for a harsh winter. Roll on Spring.
December 2nd, 2023  
Lovely
December 2nd, 2023  
@onewing it’s the same all around here; all the trees and bushes that have berries were heavily laden with them.
December 2nd, 2023  
@phil_sandford My Nanna always used to say that if there were lots of berries on the trees in autumn that we would be in for a harsh winter. Maybe she was right.
December 2nd, 2023  
Wonderful patterns
December 3rd, 2023  
Lovely patterns.
December 3rd, 2023  
Beautiful
December 4th, 2023  
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