That first one is like some fantastic figure falls to earth. It’s amazing. The second is like a surreal toy hedgehog. They are wonderful pics. I do love seeing frost on things ..well..on pics anyway. We’ve had tons this winter.
The sky in the first photo was different. I don’t know what got the clouds whipped up like that. I was sheivering doing the second shot. Thanks, Randall.
WOOOOW! Stunning photos!
Thanks, CP.
Awesome ku’s and photos, Tim! I really like the ice forest & phone shadow.
Thanks, Mary Jo.
Cool photos! Nice nod to Pink Floyd.
Thanks, Michele.
I love the photos, especially the first one! That is an amazing shot! It was cold down there, I see.
It’s been cold highs in the high 30s. Thanks, Lavinia.
Wiwww
Thanks, Saania.
How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat yer meat? That first shots looks like an oystercatcher laying down looking up.
Fortunately, I’m not crazy about pudding. Fiery oystercatcher. Thanks, Brian.
That first one is like some fantastic figure falls to earth. It’s amazing. The second is like a surreal toy hedgehog. They are wonderful pics. I do love seeing frost on things ..well..on pics anyway. We’ve had tons this winter.
The fiery thing does look like a dragon or something like that falling to earth We have almost every morning. Thanks, Shey.
The fiery thing is amazing. Today was the first day we haven’t had frost in weeks.
We’ve had gail force winds all day. Not frost sticks around on windy days.
That is good to know.
I’ve never seen a sky like the one in that first photo. I got a kick out of the Pink Floyd nod.
Thanks, Liz. I’m always happy to get a kick out of you.
You’re welcome, Tim. 😀
Them colors are astounding!🤩 As always, great work, Tim!
Also, I wonder how many other bricks made it out of that wall? 🤔
Good for them.
Out of the wall and into the fire pit. Thanks, Craig.
Here’s a -ku that is somewhat bird related: https://www.gocomics.com/theargylesweater/2023/01/22. Maybe a future variety here? 🙂
I love the Cuckooku. Do Cuckoo clocks still exist? Thanks, Brad.
I have one, but it was brought over from Germany in the late 1880s by a great-great-grandparent. Every now and then I let it cuckoo.
That’s crazy.
Family heirloom.
That is so cool! I love when the sun plays with the clouds like that. And those frost images and the two “‘Ku’s” are wonderful, too!
Thanks, Dale.
Brrr for you, Ahhhhhhh for us!!!!! Huge sigh, for images and ku’s!
Thanks, Marina.
Beautiful!
Thanks, Inge.
The Rockku rocks indeed, Tim. Love that!
Thanks, Bruce.
brrrr but cool warm photos Tim! 💞
Thanks, Cindy.
Welcome Tim! ❣️
Marvellous! The first one could have sparked its own myth in different times.
Thanks, Susan.
Smoke on the trees
Fire in the sky
Burn winter down.
Excellent verse. Thanks, Resa.
Ha, yes leave them kids alone… and your second shot sent shivers.
The first one ~ man, you get some incredible skies in your part of the world 🙂
The sky in the first photo was different. I don’t know what got the clouds whipped up like that. I was sheivering doing the second shot. Thanks, Randall.