“For how can one know color in perpetual green, and what good is warmth without cold to give it sweetness?” ― John Steinbeck
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Photo credit: Mary O’Connor © 2014
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Life Is Full of Sweet Spots 
I’d say you’ve had more than your share of the sweetness of cold! The photo is spectacular!
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that picture is exquisite, reminds me of why I stay here and enjoy the splendor of our environment
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Yeah, I moan and groan about the frozen fingers and toes, but there is a serenity and beauty to scenes like this one!
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I agree with Karen. Spectacular colors!
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Have to admit the colors of cold are quite pretty…though there isn’t much else about cold that I really enjoy!
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The sweetness of cold? I suspect there are many who would disagree with Mr. Steinbeck. I am not one of them – throw on another blanket and call me happy!
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I think he was saying that the cold gives sweetness to the warmth. That I’ll agree with! If he meant the cold is sweet, I’ll join you in disagreement!
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What a wonderful collection of wintry photos – you’ve really captured the beauty! oh and I wish we had Cardinals in this country, they are the ultimate winter bird – what a contrast!
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Cardinals are one of my favorite birds…always bring a splash of cheer. Too bad they aren’t in your land, but then again you have others that we don’t. What are your favorites?
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The brightest birds we have visit our garden are the Blue Tits, then probably the Robins – nothing quite so cheery as the Cardinal though.
My favourite birds are the Swallows and House Martins, their arrival signals the real start of Spring for me, I could watch them for hours : )
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Ahh, the Blue Tits are quite pretty, a species that to my knowledge we don’t have here. Thanks for introducing me to it!
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