Every year at this time, Les at A Tidewater Gardener hosts "Winter Walk-Off." We are challenged to walk, camera in hand, and capture what we've seen. One can drive to his/her walking location but I chose to set off on foot from my front door. Join me for a little saunter through the hood.
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The following crime scenes may not be suitable for the faint of heart. Obviously, one is not meant to enter here.
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My neighbor, Katherine's hellebores.
Pieris japonica in the same garden.
Can't decide what color to paint your house? Why choose just one?
This one is for sale. See the listing here.
Thank goodness our deep freeze is over for this winter (hopefully!)
There are a lot of houses in this post. I love old homes!
Nice to know that other people also have pot ghettos!
This moss lawn peppered with crocus stopped me in my tracks.
I always enjoy walking by this lovely and well-kept front garden. It's beautiful even in the winter!
Looking down from the sidewalk at my pal, Florence's garden.
No royalty invited me in for tea...
The following crime scenes may not be suitable for the faint of heart. Obviously, one is not meant to enter here.
Trees which have been pollarded for many years. There are no power lines overhead.
The sign says it all!
Interesting fence.
Mystery shrub in bloom. Any guesses?
21 more days until spring!