Snow in late October...it happened this past week...Tuesday and Wednesday before Halloween were a sign of things to come perhaps. It didn't last and did not stick much and by the afternoon on Wednesday...it was gone. But for a few days and nights it got real cold and whatever in the garden that had not been frosted, did not escape this cold snap. Although this last bit of weather was the killing blow to anything left in the garden, on my way to to the office this week, I was struck by the beauty of the effects of the freeze. Probably like any other potter out there, I have bowls and pots that litter my flower beds and deck. I'm always interested in what has collected in the bowls laying around...or better yet, what my daughter has deposited in the bowls. With all the precipitation and cold weather the contents in the bowls became moments of swirling and floating materials frozen into a still frame. With the sun bright and not too high above, the interiors started to melt and the bubbles became a cool element in the icy landscapes. Enjoy them...it was a great looking morning and the light was perfect...most of the snow had melted and that brief winter moment had passed...but I know its just a glimpse of the future.
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I had to turn all of my rain filled jars over last week when I heard that the temps were going to dip by morning. I hope you didn't get any cracked pots. I finally moved them out of the weather yesterday. These are great pictures!
Those are great pictures! Reminds me that I need to bring in the toad house soon.
Great photos!
Our freezing temps come a month or so after yours. Still.. good reminder to flip all my flowerpots and bring in the clay chimes.
haunting + beautiful
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