Monday evening into early hours of Tuesday we had snow; 3 to 4 inches, a little more snow early hours of Friday. Some snow visible but in places not much left.

Variegated dogwood contrasting against the garden fence.

Let it snow, let t snow, let it snow! Last week I said spring had arrived, this week a return to winter. Unsurprisingly I was the only car in the car park.

A colleague suggested that I should avoid posting alternative processed versions of the same shot. I agreed with him, but I couldn't help processing this shot in colour too!

Another 52/52 Project comes to an end; where to next?

I hadn't walked to the Decoy Pond since storm Babbet in October. The bridge has been replaced, not sure if it's permanent; hope not it's bright coloured metal and just doesn't fit in. Paths in that area of the park are very muddy in places; wish I'd had wellies on.

The first week of December and the first week of winter 24/25.

Low angle saxifrage flower, standing above the clump.

Dull, grey and overcast; but at least it's not raining.

#wexmondays #appicoftheweek

Sunset over the Ruined Abbey at Painshill, Cobham, Surrey.

WexMondays entry for 11/7/2016

Slightly cropped version entered in Club PDI competition 10/11/2016 - judge gave score of 9.5

From The Knock of Crieff, Perthshire towards Glen Turret in the late afternoon.

Thanks for viewing and for any comments / faves.

It is done; the completion of another 52 week project. What wil be next?

A beautiful late autumn day; winter starts next week.

Week 8, the last full week of August and the last full week of summer. What a summer we've had; if you can call it summer. Climate change seems to be locking weather patterns in for week after week. Some countries, not too far away, having to deal with very high temperatures and drought, here relatively cool and very, very wet.

December 1st and the first day of meteorological winter. Snow and frost appropriate then! Overcast and misty, light very flat; not good foe photography.

Cold with snow from earlier in the week still with us. One advantage is that all the mud is frozen.

A bright and sunny November morning. Path along the west side of Great Pond still closed following storm damage.

Water levels are beginning to fall and the water appears less muddy. For the first time since late February Deep Lane is no longer partially flooded.

False sunflower flowers bathed in the low evening sunlight.

All I can say is 'A Foggy Day in Hardwick Park!' Here's hoping you had a Merry Christmas and wishing you a Happy and Prosperous New Year!

A very quick shot on the way home having spent the last week on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne.

The colours of autumn are really beginning to show now.

The tiny flowers of common cornsalad, aka Lamb’s Lettuce.