Winter’s Shadowy Fingers? (vii)
Posted in Kirkcaldy, Weather at 13:00 on 28 January 2012
This is the seventh time I have used this post title.
The question mark above appears because about two weeks ago – mid-January – we noticed a cherry tree flowering – a sign of the mild winter we’ve been having.
That Sunday, the 15th, I photographed it.
The same day the park’s pond was partly frozen over.
Further round the park was evidence of the wild storms we endured recently.
Some conifers had fallen in the area around the fountain – a fountain whose winter spectacle I featured in this post two years ago.
Tags: Beveridge Park, cherry tree, conifers, Kirkcaldy, Storms