Well, it was beautiful Saturday, pretty nice Sunday but today it’s starting to wear a little thin. Every three of four years we’ll get a dump like this. This snow is very spotty as we are hovering right about the freezing mark. Some people a little lower than us just have just a skiff of snow. Our trees are loaded today and I have heard several falling in the woods. I used my tractor to shake some trees leaning toward the power lines this morning as it is supposed to turn to rain which will make it all the heavier. The chickens have been sitting in their coop that past two days swearing at the snow.
We are not too smug, here in the Healing Garden. If a butterfly bats its wings in South America, it will snow here, instead of in your garden. Wishing you all the white joy of the season. — THGg
Thanks very much. It finally stopped snowing today and the temperature is just above freezing. The garden is very beautiful in a white, pristine sort of way. The peonies and other budding plants are now buried in snow which will insulate them from our freezing nights.
Looks very pretty. Why is it that other people’s snow always looks better and more inviting than ours? Is this quite unusual for your area?
Well, it was beautiful Saturday, pretty nice Sunday but today it’s starting to wear a little thin. Every three of four years we’ll get a dump like this. This snow is very spotty as we are hovering right about the freezing mark. Some people a little lower than us just have just a skiff of snow. Our trees are loaded today and I have heard several falling in the woods. I used my tractor to shake some trees leaning toward the power lines this morning as it is supposed to turn to rain which will make it all the heavier. The chickens have been sitting in their coop that past two days swearing at the snow.
Be glad you are hovering around freezing. When I went on a Kindergarten field trip this morning it was -35C with wind (only -30C without LOL!).
It sure is pretty Ken!
Thanks Diane. Quite amazing how it is sticking to the trees at the moment.
Not a great fan of snow, but these are wonderful shots.
Thanks very much Victor!
Breathtaking. Really, truly stunning. We don’t get that scene around here. It’s probably better to see in pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much. Quite a novelty for us too.
We are not too smug, here in the Healing Garden. If a butterfly bats its wings in South America, it will snow here, instead of in your garden. Wishing you all the white joy of the season. — THGg
Thanks very much. It finally stopped snowing today and the temperature is just above freezing. The garden is very beautiful in a white, pristine sort of way. The peonies and other budding plants are now buried in snow which will insulate them from our freezing nights.
I like the road out and the blue bauble – very fresh and pretty!
Thanks Lynn!