There was a window of opportunity having just got my car back, to grab my camera and before the sun could burn off the hoar frost from the hedgerows, capture some of the romance of frost on leaves and fields.
The wind gradually blew the fog back in and closed the window, so I returned to see what I had managed to record. One of my regrets was that although I caught the rooks in the lacework atop a tree, I missed the moment when a magpie was at the very peak.
A day later and we had freezing fog overnight, which like snow, can transform the ordinary into something of more interest, so here is what I saw close to where I live.
Before Spring arrives I am hoping that I can record some drifts of snow if this cold spell continues.
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