Overnight we had a little bit of freezing rain that changed to "powdered sugar" snow. That made every soft flake stick to every surface. Even though the wind picked up this afternoon, the trees are still coated. These are my two favorite pictures from the day.
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9 comments:
beautiful pictures Sharkbytes, and went to the link, I am so happy for you and all you achieve because you pursue them, you are such an inspiration in writing, and of course, in outdoors too.
Great photos Joan, the trees look wonderful with their overcoats.
indeed u could see something out from the clouds.
That's what it looked like here yesterday. It's always so pretty when the trees are all covered like that.
The sky in that second picture is gorgeous
Winter is a great time for tree photography!
These are indeed very attractive scenes. You probably have more snow than we do right now. It snowed so much here in Iowa last year that there was extensive flooding when spring came. I doubt that's going to be a problem this year.
I love it when the world looks as if it is covered with powder sugar! If only it tasted that way. ;)
I see so much snow at my place too.
The snow is so white but warm on my computer screen.
betchai- I'm just me... don't make me too special or I'll be sure to disappoint
Carol- even the scraggliest trees and bushes can look beautiful that way
wenn- we just had a little bit of spotty sun in the afternoon
Ann- I'm surprised we got the same storm
Dennis- but you don't seem to have winter in your world
Ratty- not here either. This was only about 2 inches of snow
Lin- I like that too. But it's hard on the trees
rainfield! You are hilarious! It sounds like one of those trick questions... when can snow be hot?
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