Here's what I saw out my front door. Although our heavy snow didn't break any branches on the birch tree, it sure was drooping.
I love the look of snow on evergreens.
Now follow me around to the back yard.
The promise of spring to come.
Music from the little creek behind our house.
I hope you enjoyed the walk around my home. What's happening in your neighborhood?
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It snowed quite heavily in the North of India yesterday- so it's suddenly quite cold again!
ReplyDeleteI don't think of India as having snow!
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I loved the pix and wished I could be there, but I am in heaven anyway, bec. I live in So Calif and it is raining again. In a year they promised would be dry, we're getting drought-busting rain. Precious blessing. Can't wait for dawn to light up the outdoors so I can see how beautifully gray and wet (and green) everything is.
ReplyDeleteI love rain, and I can definitely see why you're enjoying it. Thanks for stopping by today.
DeleteI always think of rain in your parts...but not snow. But lately I've been hearing about all of you having more snow. Gorgeous photos!
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Snow is pretty rare around here. After a light dusting in November, this is the first snow we've seen. It was fun while it lasted, but I'm glad it's all gone now.
DeleteLovely photos! It's fun to see the Pac NW (where I grew up) through the eyes of a Southerner (:
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the seasons here in the Pacific Northwest, and I even like the rain. So soothing.
DeleteThe photos are gorgeous! I think I have seen snow only four or five times in my life in Texas. You know the kind well - an inch that turns all mushy and nasty quickly.
ReplyDeleteI remember some epic snow days while growing up in Dallas, but we didn't get snow every winter. You're right -- it's usually just an inch or so and gone quickly.
DeleteThese are beautiful snow pictures. I've only seen snow a few times but I've always secretly longed to live where it happens a few times a year. It's so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love snow pictures. so pretty. We didn't get it with this last blast through. I am soooooooooooo ready for spring :)
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