It had been a week since it was a winter solstice, but it was not yet perceptible that the light had lengthened.
Since that was the last time I was out in nature at the time, I took some photos of the sunset, managed to catch the flight of wild geese, and warmed by the fire from darkness onwards.
I spent this day of the year in an unusual, flat area. I don’t like the lowlands, but it was good now because the visibility was great. You can't see a beautiful sunset like that in the city.
The nearby swamp froze thickly, and some children ran and slipped through it. As the celestial fire disappeared, the earthly fire took over. Getting colder, it was good to be near the big campfire, though I was a little scared to burn my coat.
