I grabbed my camera when I went out to read the meter and feed the chickens. I know that every year everyone takes pictures of snow, but it is so wonderful to see, so I'm going to show you ... LOL.
Here is my wind spinner and a Lilac bush just covered. You can see the neighbor's trees in the background.
What looks like a pink tree in the center of the picture - it's another dead tree in my neighbors yard. This time I'm not worried - it's too far from my camper to hurt it! Oh yes, and a half dog. I didn't know she was there or I would have lined the picture up differently.
Even my clothes lines are frozen. That's OK as I'm not really using them at the moment!
I wish this batch of snow would last longer, but we are due for some warming temperatures and rain. But we did get about 6-8 inches and that is good.
I have some more pictures to show, but you will have to wait a day or two.
Hugs & smiles to you all.
3 comments:
Cool pictures. I am glad that you finally got the snow you desired.
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Your pics are beautiful. We have a dreaded Ozarks ice/snow storm moving in. The weatherman is calling for up to three inches of ice frosted with 6-12 inches of snow kissed by 40mph winds. This is the stuff that take down our power lines breaking the poles in half. No power for over a week is not unusual here on the Ponderosa. I'm gettin' by bloggin' fix right now! heeeheehe
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