Blue The Big Garden and Croft Posted on 30/12/2017 by Jonathan and Denise29/12/2017 Denise > Jack Frost on the (Blue) VW Golf Share this:FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestMoreTelegramGoogleTumblrRedditPocketEmailSkypeLinkedInLike this:Like Loading... Related
Gorgeous picture! I suppose we can assume that Jack Frost the duck was not instrumental in creating this artwork? 😀 Keep warm over there! Loading... Reply ↓
Stunning picture, Mother Nature a supreme artist. Sweltering 35 C here (South Africa) tomorrow. Lalura Loading... Reply ↓
D > 35 C a bit too warm for me, and J would be laid out in the shade, but both of us would welcome some warm sunshine! Loading... Reply ↓
D> Being on the bodywork rather than the glass, at least it didn’t have to be scraped off in order to drive! Loading... Reply ↓
It’s common to see this on glass,or through glass, but this was on the bodywork of the car, the light reflecting off the metallic paint just below the frost. Loading... Reply ↓
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Gorgeous picture! I suppose we can assume that Jack Frost the duck was not instrumental in creating this artwork? 😀
Keep warm over there!
Absolutely beautiful! Would make a wonderful card.
D > If only I had the time, I would do just that! For a seasonal card.
That would be beautiful fabric or wallpaper!
D > Mother Nature’s patterns have no ‘repeat’!
Beautiful!
D > Thank you, Katherine!
Stunning picture, Mother Nature a supreme artist. Sweltering 35 C here (South Africa) tomorrow. Lalura
D > 35 C a bit too warm for me, and J would be laid out in the shade, but both of us would welcome some warm sunshine!
What joy to see something so naturally perfect in the morning!
D> Being on the bodywork rather than the glass, at least it didn’t have to be scraped off in order to drive!
Wow – what a glorious natural design.
It’s common to see this on glass,or through glass, but this was on the bodywork of the car, the light reflecting off the metallic paint just below the frost.