(Meanwhile, here in Southern Canada, we have actual snow -- first 6″ hit this morning. *frownieface*)
rqsays
Closest thing you’ll get to an actual snowdrift down there, Lofty! :) Pretty.
Just to clarify, is this the same one that was green before and has “ripened”? Or a different bush altogether?
Loftysays
rq, exactly the same tree. Ain’t nature grand? After a while, there will be a snowdrift of falling petals. Unlike the occasional “snowdrifts” of small hail that fall on these parts and make the roads skating rinks for an hour or two. Mt Lofty summit proper gets snow deep enough to make little snowpeople, every once in a few years.
quotetheunquote says
Lovely!
(Meanwhile, here in Southern Canada, we have actual snow -- first 6″ hit this morning. *frownieface*)
rq says
Closest thing you’ll get to an actual snowdrift down there, Lofty! :) Pretty.
Just to clarify, is this the same one that was green before and has “ripened”? Or a different bush altogether?
Lofty says
rq, exactly the same tree. Ain’t nature grand? After a while, there will be a snowdrift of falling petals. Unlike the occasional “snowdrifts” of small hail that fall on these parts and make the roads skating rinks for an hour or two. Mt Lofty summit proper gets snow deep enough to make little snowpeople, every once in a few years.