Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons
The winter solstice is due to hit Texas on December 21st and the last of the golden Hickory leafs are falling. Another season will soon have passed leaving only the evergreens to stand watch while nature sleeps.
As the days are shortened it seems patience is lengthened (if only for a short time) and hearts give way to kinder notions. Colorful festivities dot the dulling landscape and religious traditions are celebrated all over the world. What a sight that must be to behold from the heavens.
The garden tools are stored away and replaced with the red, gold and greens of Christmas. These things [along with a good bonfire] make the change much more bearable.
The last of the Autumn leaves
The red, gold and greens of Christmas
A flame to ward off Old Man Winter
The Real Janna Hill 
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Stunning changing seasons photos; particularly that fireplace… 🙂
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Thanks M&M.
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