In the Fall, thoughts of winter are depressing. But with the temperatures barely below zero, virtually no wind and hoar frost that just won't quit, it's impossible to feel anything other than awe.
Hi Andrea-- Happy New Year to you pretty lady! We don't have any of that white stuff yet and I'm thankful-- in fact it's a balmy 60 degrees here this morning-/ so weird!! But it won't last long-- in the 30's tomorrow!
Your photos are stunning-- I have to admit-- snow makes for beautiful picture taking!! I just hate to drive in it:( Vicki
Who would think palettes of nothing but white could be so beautiful, especially when it comes with all the annoying parts of cold and snow, but it sure is, isn't it? Gorgeous pictures.
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It has been a wonderful, drawn out fall. I've enjoyed easy walks around my yard well into December, and more time outdoors than I usually get during these first two winter months. This balance between indoors and outdoors is essential to keeping me feeling good. I hate being cooped up in the house for too long without a breath of fresh air. It makes me tired, and I'm a grouch when I'm tired. Yesterday, Old Man Winter decided to correct his oversight in our corner of the world, and deposited between 6 and 8 inches of snow. It looked light and fluffy, but it was actually very dense and it took a lot of work on my husband's part to tidy up the driveway. The prairie I walk in out back was so completely whited out, it seemed as though I was getting nowhere, even though I could clearly feel the muscles in my legs straining to get me through the snow. It is actually quite dizzying to be looking at nothing but pure white and trying to move forward. I had ...
Wow! Beautiful photos! I'm glad you were able to capture these!
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ReplyDeleteHugs to you,
Meredith
Hi Andrea-- Happy New Year to you pretty lady! We don't have any of that white stuff yet and I'm thankful-- in fact it's a balmy 60 degrees here this morning-/ so weird!! But it won't last long-- in the 30's tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning-- I have to admit-- snow makes for beautiful picture taking!! I just hate to drive in it:(
Vicki
Who would think palettes of nothing but white could be so beautiful, especially when it comes with all the annoying parts of cold and snow, but it sure is, isn't it? Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteI hope your holidays were wonderful!
Oh Andrea, what beautiful photos! It's like everything is simply frozen in time :) Happy New Year, sweet lady! Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteAwe is right...it is beautiful
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