I thought now it’s back to grey gloom you might like to see my pictures of Veddw in the snow from a few days ago. So – just pictures!
So which one should be next year’s Christmas card?
Jan 28, 2021 | 11 comments
I thought now it’s back to grey gloom you might like to see my pictures of Veddw in the snow from a few days ago. So – just pictures!
So which one should be next year’s Christmas card?
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I think the seed heads would be my choice for Xmas cards.
Although I also like the one showing the lovely shaped hedges!!!
It’s a difficult choice Anne. X
It always is – and I’ve just seen one of Charles’s photos that’s a real winner….
I like the close up of the seedheads best
I like that one too!
The cornfield garden looks positively brilliant in wintertime. Not sure it would make a nice Christmas card but the Pleioblastus viridistriatus (or yeah, sure I knew that…) or the snowcones would.
Those would be good and so I thought – until I saw the ones Charles’s took!
I like the seedheads too but the “meerkats” is a more unusual view of a snowy, wintery garden.
Love all the photographs! Thank you for posting them.
I loved the seedheads.
Thanks!
All good photos but, sorry, Charles has already taken next Christmas’ card pic. He has the advantage of much longer legs!
He has. (but I don’t think it will be a drone pic…) Xxx