Our friends down the road hosted a winter solstice party to welcome back the sun. It had been rescheduled from Dec. 21 because we got a big snowstorm. Luckily for us, we didn't get very much freezing rain, like they did west and north of us, but instead over 2 days we got 40 cm of snow. Lucky? I guess...
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One of the traditions at Winter Solstice is to have a bonfire and, if you like, you can burn something you want to get rid of in your life.
On our way to the fire there was a snow dog.
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I didn't really have anything to burn this year but it was fun to have a glass of wine in the great outdoors and keep warm by the fire.
It was fairly "balmy" out with a temperature of -8C.
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Looking back at the house, I love the way the light reflected on the trees in the backyard. Here's wishing all my bloggy friends and readers a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and hoping you don't have anything to burn at winter solstice 2014!
2 comments:
What a beautiful tradition. Gorgeous home. I hope you and Richard and all the felines enjoy the Christmas season. It has been fun reading your blog all year and look forward to more in the new year. Hugs to all, Deb
the image of the snowdog is wonderful happy holidays to you
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