We remain snow and frost free here this winter, but I thought I should at least post something wintery. I am sorry that this is too late for you to use (with caution) on Valentine’s Day.
It is interesting how the frost does not form on the leaf veins. This allows us to continue seeing their structure.
COLD, COLD HEART is a fine old song which has had several lives over many decades. Originally it was a twangy, weepy 1951 country & western song by Hank Williams. It was one of my South Carolina born dad’s favorites. Here is a link:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQmzp-NA5PM
My favorite is a million musical miles away from Hank’s original. It is Norah Jones’ sultry blues-swing version from her 2002 album, Come Away With Me. If you have never heard Norah sing it, I think you should. Here you go:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=z17dLepWyp8
NB – I took this in 2005 with my first (!!) digital camera, a 2003 Minolta (later Canon) Digital Ixus 50. Not a bad capture for 17 year old tech.
Location: Village of Rührberg, B-W, Germany.
In my album: Dan’s Leafscapes.
Posted by Dan Daniels on 2020-02-20 16:49:24
Tagged: , hearts , leaves , frost , winter , valentine , audand , Rührberg , Baden-Württemberg , Deutschland , Germany , Cold, Cold Heart , Hank Williams , Norah Jones , country & western , blues music , swing music
