December, last month of the year. The twelfth month of the Julian and Gregorian calendars, but, really in the Roman calendar around 750 B.C., it was actually the tenth month (decem meaning tenth), because the year started in March. For the longest time, the days after December and before March were not assigned to any month. How odd. Monthless days. There's something to be said for such a calendar when the darkest coldest days of the year were just one endless void. But, we are moderns and so it is each Thursday we do a photo walk. Tag your photos with utata:project=tw711 and post one small image in this thread.