The snow stopped and the sun came out. What a beautiful day! Just enjoy a piece (peace?) of my kingdom.
This one is my favorite. I love how round the tree is and how the snow stuck to the "spokes."
Off to stuff newspapers again tomorrow.
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When we were young these were the days our parents could not get us back into the house, we would be gone for hours. There are still days I see the shadows of those times, I suppose everyone does, point being a couple of hours sets me to wanting a hot cup of tea :)
ReplyDeleteOh beautiful for bright blue skies.
ReplyDeleteFor lace draped fields of snow.
This should come as no surprise,
How to end this I don't know.
Chuck is a hard act to follow. He is so funny and oh so clever!
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful. I do miss being curled up in front of a wood burning stove, sitting in front of a window, with hot chocolate, watching the snow fall and reading a good book.
Oh my but Walter doesn't miss a thing about snow. It will most likely be a long time before we ever go back to Maine, if ever!
Beautiful Joan...are you heading out for some cross country? I spoke with my daughter in Maine yesterday and they are really enjoying their skiing this year.
Happy weekend!
What a decoration by the snow.
ReplyDeleteWe had that kind of day here yesterday. It was gorgeous. I saw the same thing with snow stuck to the trees and it reminded me of cotton swabs. Kind of like a little Q-tip forest....lol
ReplyDeleteCarol- Playing outside was great fun. We bundled up and hardly noticed the cold.
ReplyDeleteChuck- they were beautiful and cheerful!
Jackie- I went snowshoeing
rainfield- no snow mushrooms, though
Ann- it does look like little Q-tips!
Spectacularly beautiful... Now even I might get out on a day like that.
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