Tuesdays at Two
Poor light and low cloud today. Typical November weather!
The View Club so far:
Celi, from The Kitchen’s Garden
Claire, from Promenades Plantings
Marie, from My Little Corner of Rhode Island
Linda, from Life on a Colorado Farm
If you want to join in, please do. There are no rules! You can post daily, weekly, or just when you get a chance. Pick a view and show us how it changes through the seasons! 😀
Words and Herbs 
I think I will join but it may be part of a larger post…
That would be lovely Donna! 😀
Love the Twos-day shot! And I see all my lovely pals listed here. It is quite fun for your readers.
It’s fun for me too! Glad you like it Alice!
What a great idea. Look forward to seeing your view change with the seasons Cathy. Snap – poor light and low cloud here today too 😦
We’re into our second week of grey here, and I’m hoping I’ll see the sun before Christmas!
Wow! Tuesday rolled around again quickly. Hope you have sunshine soon. We are forecast sunny skies for Thursday, Thanksgiving Day in the US.
I hope the sun shines for you then, and have a Happy Thanksgiving Susie!
That sky could be Yorkshire – we’re in a run of grey days just now too. Still a great view though!
Yes, the grasses are still lovely, and the evergreens stand out now.
Gosh not only can I see but I can also feel that misty low cloud Cathy !
Yes, it’s quite damp out there too! (No sun forecast for another week… 😦 )
That reminds me I forgot to pick a day and time
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Eunice
Your days look so like ours
Anytime will do! 😀
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This is a great idea, I’ll definately join in, are you doing yours daily? Was it really only 2 pm in your image, it does look so dark. Christina
Hi Christina! It would be great if you can join too – then we’ll have a lovely mix of areas to compare. I do mine just weekly, but some do a view daily – completely up to you! Yes, it was about 2:10 pm and it was so dark. It is always like this in November, the dismal month! Look forward to seeing your view! 😀
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