View of the snowy garden from the dining room, showing geraniums flowering happily:

Closer view

Closer still
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Another

Last of the ham

Heel requiring exfoliation

Woozle track in front garden

View of the snowy garden from the dining room, showing geraniums flowering happily:

Closer view

Closer still
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Another

Last of the ham

Heel requiring exfoliation

Woozle track in front garden

These might be the perfect solution for life at the homestead in winter – especially for those venturing into the attic of an evening.
CO2 is a trace gas in the atmosphere. Plants thrive as a result of having it available for photosynthesis. Man’s CO2 addition is about 2 to 3% of that very small trace and any regulating we might do will amount to nothing in terms of changing the CO2 quantity. Basically, the 2 to 3% of a trace means little, even if CO2 has an effect on climate, which seems unlikely, as the release of CO2 in nature is caused by climate (temperature) change, rather than the other way round.
Bitterly cold with frost possibly persisting through the day. Heavy snowfall may push down from the north.
Just a few shots:
The beach
Rio riding on a donkey
Orlando counting his honey pots
Rio swimming
Tan on verandah
Geoff asleep
No pictures of the bride and groom; only these …

Excellent photos Dod. Are they with the new camera?
Indeed. Slim as a biscuit.