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Seaweed and sedums

We have had sunshine from dawn until dusk today.  The heavy frost has remained all day, except where the sun has hit the ground.  
The light is fading now and there are pastel bands of colour in the sky, with one stripe of almond green, which I think must be fog on the far horizon.  



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  1. Is that what is known as 'the green flash' - the last light to be shown before the sun finally sinks below the horizon? If so, congratulations on catching it on camera, as it is very fleeting.

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  2. They look like the best sort of Christmas decorations.x

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