Hoar frost is a strange term, isn’t it? It comes from Middle English, circa 1300, is actually spelled “hoarfrost” over in England, and it means exactly what you’ll see in the photos I took this morning in our garden. Enjoy!

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Frosty, foggy winter morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania

Hoar frost on a cold January morning, Medias, Romania