With seasons greetings.

During a short cold spell in December 2022 I walked down into and along the valley below the house as far as a tiny north-facing waterfall. The temperature there had probably been below zero for several days and nights and I found frozen water in some of its many forms. These roots, coated in ice, with a hint of fresh growth and renewal, seem to be metaphor for the short dark days of mid-winter that we are currently enduring.

With best wishes for Christmas, the Solstice and the New Year. I hope you are all in good health, and that 2024 is successful and productive. And thanks for continuing to read my blog….!

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Published by Jeremy Moore

Recently described as "Wales' leading environmental photographer"; based near Aberystwyth, and specialising in Welsh landscape and wildlife. He has published the Wild Wales / Cymru Wyllt range of postcards since 1987. His most recent book was "Wales at Waters Edge" (with Jon Gower) published in May 2012. The National Library of Wales has a large number of his prints in its Collection. His exhibition "Bird/land" was shown at Aberystwyth Arts Centre from June until August 2016. It originally received support from the Arts Council of Wales.

3 thoughts on “With seasons greetings.”

  1. Great image, Jerry, and thanks for the hard copy too.

    Very interesting subject, well shot.

    All the best to you and Jane ….. I hope to get my usual e-card out between Christmas and New Year

    Bx

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  2. Thanks for all the images and words this year Jerry. I’ll no doubt see you around in the New Year and, in the meantime, have a good Christmas.
    Barry

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