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| Hello. I am Angus and YOU are NOT ! |
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| Skulls on the porch |
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| Anyone able to ID these blue berries? |
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| More evidence of Crazy Archaeologists |
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| Curly grasses |
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| Fluffy seedheads |
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| Remains of Ironweed - several feet tall ! |
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| Lovely red leaves |
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| Skeletal remains |
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| Southern Gentleman, Fred( Astair, if you please!) at his leisure on the front porch |
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| Still life with pumpkins |
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| Texture and barn wall |
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| Berberis at Jellico TN |
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| Icy Berberis at Jellico rest stop |
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| Frozen roses |
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| Frosted evergreen |
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| Winter Euphorbia in Katherine's garden |
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| Merru Christmas 2011 from Tennessee |
Some really inspiring nature pictures.
ReplyDeleteRead your blogger profile and we share some commonalities as I'm a relatively solitary soul, too. I find I must have quiet time especially after a few days out in the noise and chatter of the world.
Looking forward to seeing your Inchie Monday contributions.
Happy New Year, Madeline
Again a wonderful post with inspiring photos.
ReplyDeleteStill fairly snowless here too. Thanks for linking! I love to see more fibre art at TN&TN! Your work is very earthy and rich. : )
ReplyDeleteYou may think this is bad advice, but you were asking about the berries? Generally - if they taste okay, they are edible. Poison berries tend to be so horrible that it would be impossible to ingest even one.
Monika
stitching in Saskatoon