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in a recycled carry out container grows pea sprouts that are quite tasty with tomatoes and hummus.  In the gold goblet, upland cress is hopefully germinating.  Their sprouts from a previous harvest were quite fine on smoked salmon.  And I think in the clay pots I planted some combination of sunflowers and a spicy mesclun mix.  The sun shines on them bright so we’ll see what happens next. And, meanwhile, outside and down below, that same sun shines intense on a landscape covered in ice and snow.

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Indeed, ice did cover the windows this morning creating beautiful backgrounds, far off landscapes and whole universes.

I even found a rainbow.

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It forms in all sorts of shapes and patterns.

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While I cannot say I am ready for the arctic blast that is apparently striking the east coast next week, I am a bit curious to see what icy formations will appear on the windows next.

 

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at the bottom of the window this morning

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A calm, if chilly, experience in late December.

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trees standing tall in the Fells

trees in shadow upon the ground

and the music that inspired as I decided which sylvan images to post

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Finally made it back to the Middlesex Fells Reservation this winter season.  There was a single mission — return to the waterfall.

It was Steve’s idea again, as it was his idea four years ago. A calmer journey this time around with a much more direct route taken.

Now we just have to remember to return in the spring. 😉

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I’ve since learned that this much ice hanging from the gutters of a house is not the best thing in the world architecturally …

… but these icicles sure were beautiful in the morning light.

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