As much as I do not like being cold, there are some wondrous sights to be seen in the great outdoors this time of year – if I can prise myself away from Hobo’s warm and comfy cocoon that is.
Or, better still, if the John is out and about with his camera and feeding me the pics as I toast my toes in front of this beauty…
Probably the biggest log we’ve had in the Squirrel to date.
Outside, muddy puddles become works of art…
Fascinating.
Can you see what it is yet…?Of course – a very frozen car.
Up close, it looks almost alive, like a surreal frozen forest…
Be careful where you park your bike though…
If you need to make a quick getaway.
John’s airstrip looking a little frost-bound.
And the adjacent field somewhat waterlogged but John has the solution…
Digging drainage channels, although it looks more like a waterfall to me.
So that’s the real world: a wintry mix of ice, water, mud and slime as dished out to us so far this season.
But BB’s head is often elsewhere.
Somewhere the days are longer…
Somewhere far away but never very far from my heart..
South Africa. Maybe next year.
Love the pics and the sentiment… Don’t get chilblains tho Annie! X
Fun pics aren’t they? The John did good!
Have avoided chilblains so far… xx
Stunning pics – and of course am a bit envious – wish we were on our boat… But we have just booked out tickets and arrive in the UK in March although I assume the ice will be gone. Joburg temperature today was over 30 degrees Celsius but the scenery slightly less dramatic than your SA pics!
Glad you like Trish – we were quite impressed..!
We’ve been promised more sub zero temperatures for the back end of the week but I think you’ll be OK in March – hope so anyway..!!
March will soon come round and your boat will no doubt be happy to see you too – Braunston isn’t a million miles from me, maybe I cold come and find you…
Got cold on the brain… should say could!
We’ll be doing plenty of cruising so will perhaps be near to you too. I’ll be in touch when we have a sense of our itinerary. Would be fun to meet.