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Early December Photography
Winter is basically my favorite time of year. The cold, the quiet, the snow. The feeling that everything is fresh and new. Though… well, it’s been a bit colder than I’d prefer, as I write this at 4:30am, it’s -10*F/-23C outside. There’s a thick layer of ice coated on the inside of every window in my house. Strangely, I’ll take this over hot, sunny days always.
I hope you enjoy a couple photos from the last couple weeks.
tara caribou | ©2021 all photos by me
32 Comments on “Early December Photography”
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Always love the images you share. The beauty is grand but something about all the bunnies are my favorite ones. Fluffy friends you have.
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The bunnies are my favorite too! 💕 they bring me much joy… even though a falcon has got a couple of them recently. Down to eight grey ones and two black ones 😩
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Love the pictures. Still somewhat jealous of the view.
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“Somewhat jealous” lol
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🤣🤣🤣😏
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When I see the word “photography” or “photographs” in the post title in the email notification, I get a surge of joy in anticipation. You do not disappoint. The volcano is drama, and the bunnies are the essence of cute.
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That’s wonderful! Thank you for following along. I do love where I live so much.
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Thank you for sharing ☺️
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Another world… stunned by the one you live in, Tara.
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For what it’s worth, I’m stunned by it too, Eric.
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Such magical winter photographs! Beautiful images, Tara! :D
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Thanks Tom! It’s a joy to live here and enjoy this.
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Fabulous!
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Thank you and I agree!
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:)
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Just popping in to say Hi and wish you all the best. Whatever it is that you celebrate this month. If anything. The volcano picture is absolutely exquisite.
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Thanks Goldie! I hope you have a great December as well ❄️☺️
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Beautiful landscape and beautiful photos, Tara…but -23! I don’t mind a bit of cold but that’s a step too far. Get those bunnies inside!!
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My heater hasn’t shut off in days haha!
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Hope your fuel bills aren’t too expensive!
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Well. As it would have it… I woke up to having run out of heating fuel. So the temps are rapidly dropping in the house. It’s warmed up to 14*F/-10C and started snowing, so I’m thankful for that.
Hopefully they can deliver fuel today. I spend around $1500-$1800 a year on heating fuel. Depending on how long the winter and how cold. I’d love to get away from fuel oil and I’m hoping when my new house gets built (hopefully next year) it won’t be with oil.
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Well that makes me realise how expensive fuel is over here. It doesn’t often fall below freezing yet (and I know that this is including lighting) we probably spend around £2000 a year so given the exchange rate…
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Ahhhh okay. Well, might depend on house size too. My house was poorly built and poorly insulated (hence the thick ice inside the windows every winter). My electric is a separate bill. That’s another $1200 per year for a three-bedroom house… I want to say about 1800 sq ft. Which, as I understand it, is low-ish. When I talk to other people their bills are always much higher. I’m not sure how I use less electricity. 🤷🏼♀️ And this includes my grow lights. Let’s see… when the fuel oil guy delivered, it was about $3.35 per gallon. Which went up almost a dollar per gallon in less than a year. It’s always like that when a Democrat is in office here though. From what I understand, I’m paying quite a bit less than those in most other states. I’m super thankful for that!
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Perspective! Certainly makes more sense. Petrol/diesel over here is about £5.50 per gallon (so a lot more than in the US, but then most of what was ‘found’ in the seas around us was sold off (in the days when profit was everything in politics)). Either way we’re all screwed by the utility companies!
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Awwwwwww bunnies…..adorable. the cold always helps me think clearly. I prefer the cold than the heat. But I have never lived in a snowy climate so I don’t know how I will adapt. The world is serene from what I saw in your photographs.
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Serene. Yes, that’s the word. Thanks Cassa. I think you’d adapt quite well.
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It’s so very easy to enjoy your photography
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Thanks Matt!
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Thanks for sharing!
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