It was the warmest temperature on record today with a comfortable 14 degrees Celsius. The next few days it will cool off by a few degrees each day until it hits a low of 4 degrees Celsius (a few degrees cooler than the norm) on Saturday/Sunday.
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| A garbage can and a recycling bin side by side and a girl waiting for her bus. I don't know how often the can are emptied. I think a lot depends on the weather too & what people are eating/drinking as they walk along the streets. In summer months the cans are overflowing. |
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| I always like the look of a bike sitting against a post or a tree awaiting the return of it's rider. In this case, I think he was in the barber shop getting a hair cut. |
I snapped the tree and I'm surprised it turned out. In fact I'm
surprised any of these photos turned out because I took them with my
camera phone.
I even got some fairly good shots of the moon. I plan to post them on Friday for Skywatch.
Until next time, keep smiling!
Cool shots of the night!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteGee its getting cold at your place. Winter is coming on and that yellow tree is so pretty. I have had problems with my cookies on this puter, so have been unable to write comments. Than God it is now fixed.
ReplyDeleteHi Crystal Mary, today was another mild day. I'm so grateful for the warm days we are having as soon enough it will be cold. Sorry you've been having puter problems but glad it is worked out now. Hugs. xx
DeleteI enjoyed looking at those shots Joyful - especially that gorgeous golden tree, thank you! I hope the weather doesn't become too cold too quickly for you! Hugs, Joy x
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Joy. I was struck by how golden the tree looked as I walked by and that is how I came to stop and take a few photos. I'm glad you liked them. I'm savouring all the "warm" days we are having now. Hugs. xx
DeleteLovely photo of the tree illuminated. Yesterday's snows took down a many of the remaining leaves.
ReplyDeleteAw, Joanne, it will be a few months now before your leaves return. We still have a few left but whenever it rains, a few more flutter to the ground.
DeleteLovely at night! Yep, it does get dark early now, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt sure does. I remember as a child it got dark even earlier. So eery to go to school or work in the dark and return in the dark.
DeleteGreat shots. I love to see a bicycle resting somewhere too. Can't wait to se eyour moon shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jan! So nice to see you again. I'll look forward to your visit on Friday ;-)
DeleteHello Joyful, just to let you know you're latest post is not coming up - I've tried several times but am told it doesn't exist!!! Hugs, Joy x
ReplyDeleteHi Joy, that one will show up tomorrow. I accidentally had it published for a few minutes (ahead of schedule). Sorry about that. Hugs. xx
DeleteI like posts like this, it's posts like this that keep things real and down to earth, and they make me slow down and really "see" things... you know? Instead of just flying by and not appreciating the every day... as I like to say... "Slowing down and enjoying my journey", because it's all about the journey right?
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to be paired up with you for the Christmas ornament swap!
Much love,
Tammy
Hi Tammy, nice to have you over for a visit. Too bad we couldn't meet over tea or coffee, lol. It will be fun to figure out what to make you for the ornament swap. Much love, Joyful
Deleteenjoyed the pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks my dear:-)
DeleteHi Joy, these are great night-time scenes! Enjoyed them very much, thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting Denise. I'm glad you enjoyed the scenes ;-)
DeleteAn interesting take on a moment in life! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hannapat. Every now and then I like to take photos of a moment in life. This helps me to see life as it happens rather than just let it pass by unnoticed. xoxox
DeleteNeat post and photos from your day! The tree looks beautiful. Have a happy weekend!
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