All was glittering in the garden this morning – the first real frost of November. There was bright sunshine too, so I went around the flower beds snapping these fragile Hesperanthus. They have been flowering so bravely, though perhaps not for much longer. Then I stood in the sun at the top of the garden by the field and did some qi gong. It always feels best done outside, and there’s nothing like a bit of cloud hands waving and dancing with rainbows to spark up the spirits. Happy Friday!
Tish Farrell 
Such delicate petals. Really nice.
Cheers, Thom. Hope you are well.
Nice one. 🙂
Thank you, Celestine. How are you, my dear?
had to google that one Tish – all that glitter in your garden is worth the wait for frost. Now I must do some Chi Gung – feeling guilty for the lack of routine
It’s too easy to let it slip 🙂
What a pretty picture Tish. So delicate. I got a photo of hesperanthus flowering a couple of days ago – hopefully still frost free!
Yes, you should fare better frost-wise in your neck of the woods 🙂
Happy Friday to you, Tish!
Magical, Tish!
Cheers, Pete. Thank you!
It’s exquisite Tish!
Thank you, Gilly.
I really like these flowers but noy sure I have ever know what they are. That is a mouth full.
They’re also known as kaffir lilies 🙂
Beautiful photograph!
Alison
Great photo!
Translucent, like a glass chandelier. A delicate beauty
Superb
Beautiful 🙂
How very beautiful both photo and your words Tish!
Many thanks 🙂
A lovely image of you and qiqong in the sunshine
Thanks, Meg.
Who would think frost could be so delicate? Thank you.
Breathtakingly beautiful, Tish! 🙂 🙂 We have descended into damp here but icy winds at Leeds on Friday night were no welcome home. I spent the evening with my son though, so all’s well… 🙂
Glad you are settled back home, albeit icily. Dank and muggy in Shropshire, and much mud on wellies 🙂