No, it is not a million-toothed monster baring snaggly teeth between non-existent lips. It is frost growing in the gap between two deck boards.
Appearances can be deceiving.
Edited to add: Back on Thursday.

No, it is not a million-toothed monster baring snaggly teeth between non-existent lips. It is frost growing in the gap between two deck boards.
Appearances can be deceiving.
Edited to add: Back on Thursday.

Seagulls wheel above the St. Clair River.

A tree stands in a mid-January mild spell, awaiting the next blows Winter chooses to fling.

A brilliant, rousing mid-winter dawn raised my spirits even further than the height they had already reached.

Late on a winter afternoon, wind-driven rain softens and blurs the landscape.
Edited to add: I will take my usual internet fast Wednesday night, so no post then. Wishing you, dear reader, a pleasant Wednesday.

We went on a hike on a fine day recently. Always good to get into the real world.

On a winter day, a country road is wreathed in fog.

We enjoyed a very good meal this afternoon. Faye mentioned to our server that it was a special occasion, and she brought this special dessert to our table. It was as good as it looks, and it was not on the bill.
Very kind of her. We gave a generous tip.

A fortuitous combination of sun and cloud creates a burst of light.

During an absolutely calm and foggy aftrnoon, an old windmill awaits the next breeze.
