Taken two days ago. This might have been the last winter morning this season. Apartment building at Lillgården in Tungelsta surrounded by snow cowered trees. As I'm typing this the sun is shining and the sky is filled with fluffy clouds, most of the snow is gone and I'm busy piecing my new bike together.
Saturday, February 22, 2014
The Last Winter Morning
Taken two days ago. This might have been the last winter morning this season. Apartment building at Lillgården in Tungelsta surrounded by snow cowered trees. As I'm typing this the sun is shining and the sky is filled with fluffy clouds, most of the snow is gone and I'm busy piecing my new bike together.
Lovely snow scene. I like it.
ReplyDeleteVackert! Och du kan få rätt i att det var sista vintermorgonen. Jag saknar en svinkallt morgon med centimeterstora frostkristaller som ifjol. Det blev så häftiga macrobilder av det. Men det får nog vänta till nästa år.
ReplyDeleteWell, it's a gorgeous wintry picture to leave us with.
ReplyDeleteWhat's with the bike? Do you buy it in pieces? Mountain bike? Road bike? Cross? We have Trek mountain bikes here.
It's a fixed gear single-speed bike (with brakes). I will hopefully be able to get out on the road with it next week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou are a busy man. Beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, and I like it very very much.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed lovely!
ReplyDeleteI know you were hoping for more spring, but you make winter look so magical.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scene... and well captured. So, how many bikes do you have now !? (Not that one can ever have too many.)
ReplyDeleteThree that are bikeable, although they need some love and caring before I can use them.
ReplyDeleteIt may be a little selfish :) of me Steffe, but I don't want your winter to be over quite yet, I need these images to keep me cool in 37C :)
ReplyDeleteThat reddish wall defeats all that white!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fine composition, with the rich red near the side of the otherwise white and gray image.
ReplyDeleteYou are an optimist. Good luck with the bike.
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