
The last shall be the first hoorah
Celebrating Epiphany outside in the cold
Fahrenheit plus 21 equals Celsius minus six
Jamón Iberico y queso Manchego y barras de pan
Cocido Madrileño and Spanish Chocolate
Bonfire roared under stars, planets, clouds
The last celebration of holiday cheer
The first hoorah in the new year



What a nice Spanish meal under those beautiful skies!
It was. Thanks, Heidi.
That’s mighty cold but also mighty beautiful. Hope your year is off to a flying start Tim. 💫
Thanks, Miriam.
21F??? Eeeeegads!!
Happy Epiphany!
Thanks, Leenda.
Sounds great Timothy. We have “Drie koningen” (three kings) on the 6th of january. Children go from door to door and sing “Drie koningen songs” an receive soms sweets or money. The idea is that the 3 kings went around the world to tell about the birth of Jesus.
Similar to los Reyes Magos in Spain. Thanks, Rudi.
Lovely post, pics words, everything.
Thanks, Shey,.
Wonderful Tim. Happy 2024.
Thanks, Gabriela.
My pleasure.
What a delightful celebratory spread around the fire. Lovely!
Thanks, Dale.
Orion behind the rising smoke from the bonfire makes a beautiful image. Tim. Your sky captures are as beautiful as always.
The snow report up here has been pushed off to next weekend. A little clearing during the night, and I was able to see the waning crescent moon amid the clouds this morning.
Cloudy and cold all day today. Thanks, Lavinia.
Oh my, that is really cold by South African standards.
I’m sure. Thanks, Roberta.
Suena rico!
Gracias, Geoff.
Looks like a good time! 🔥👍🏻
It was. Thanks, Michele.
Great last and first celebration under the stars!
Thanks, Marina.
Tim, I’ll be right over…..
Would love for you to join us. Thanks, Sylvia.
Hoorah to the New Year, Tim. Comin’ in hot…courtesy of that cool bonfire.🔥
Thanks, Bruce.
Looks like a great way to celebrate the potential of the new year!
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
That looks fun, Tim!
Ham, cheese, bread and chocolate.
Mais que es Cocido Madrileño?
xo
Cocido Madrileño has pork, carrots, garbanzo beans, potatoes and onions. You could make it without the pork and it would still be good. Thanks, Resa.
That one rip roaring fire is enough to burn all troubles away and I hope keep you warm too. 🔥🔥
Thanks, Cindy.
Welcome, Tim❣️
A fine celebration.
Thanks, Couriers.
That is absolutely gorgeous 🥰
Thanks, Becky.
Great photo! I hope you had a wonderful Epiphany celebration!
It was epiphanal. Thanks, JYP.
The fire gods approve! We could use some of that warmth up here in Arizona, somebody left the ice box open.
Cold and wet seems to be following you around. Thanks, Brian.