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Winter is at its peak and in addition to being cold all day, the fog hides the light from us like a cloud of dust in front of the sun. This part of the year is the most difficult because the absence of light plus the reduction in daylight hours gives us the impression of living in the dark. But it is January 2 nd and each day gives us a few more minutes of sunshine. Normally January and February are the coldest months of the year which says cold means absence of fog and cloud. Also called great sun. For a few years now, spring has started to appear earlier, which has caused disappointment for the fruit trees. The trees are budding and we are enjoying their beautiful white flowers and a good old late freeze burns the petals and stamen by frostbite. One solution is normally to water the flowers on their sets to thaw them before sunrise. But this does not always work if the cold has been too pungent or the watering too late and the sun has already started to shine on it. 'tree.

The series of photos shows us how it was at home in winters or at least a small part of the winters
This photo shows us a roadside that I have already taken during the last summer and allows us to compare.

This photo is taken in another sence against the light you can see the grass on the left of the photo whitewashed by the cold and a light fog. Usually when there is more blurring the big tree in the foreground we would not have seen them otherwise there would be no photo because the absence of light would not allow it.

here the same photo in a portrait format I like this type of image

This image is zoomed the next one will show you what is around

In the distance a car arrives it has the headlights on and yet it is eleven o'clock in the morning in normal time is where there is the most light during the day

All the leaves of the trees have fallen in the winter at home can be sad.

The grass turns white because the morning rose or the fog of the day settles on it and with the cold freezes and creates a thin layer of ice on it.

This tree is a walnut tree which grows everywhere in the wild state as also in the garden it gives a dry fruit called the nut. This tree is very sensitive to late spring frost.
At home, nothing grows under a walnut tree because in summer the leaves are so thick that it does not allow light to pass to the lower plain and in autumn the falling leaves cover the ground and prevent the plants from growing through. their thickness and also by the acidity which it produces by its decomposition

A metal tree that never loses its leaves hahaha. This photo is in color imagined the sadness of the moment

A small photo of a pretty little hilly area, it suffices to do 15 km and the whole thing is nice

I have already made two poses on this place I had promised a photo of the corner but cut. The other post is a photo with snow and another where the field behind is covered with corn.