I am so happy that there were no footprints in that snow. It's lovely, lovely, lovely.
You asked how I had comments so early in the morning. I have set my blogger clock ahead by three hours so I can post at my bedtime and it registers as the next day. It gives the overseas bloggers the chance to see when they get up even though I'm still sleeping.
Thank you Forever Young. There is an even more amazing icicle on the rear of the house but not sure I can get to it now the snow is so deep and my boots so short.
I keep feeling like I am repeating photos. Snow and ice, ice and snow. I do love my camera though. A very good investment that i use almost every day.
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wow....that's a lot of snow!
I am so happy that there were no footprints in that snow. It's lovely, lovely, lovely.
You asked how I had comments so early in the morning. I have set my blogger clock ahead by three hours so I can post at my bedtime and it registers as the next day. It gives the overseas bloggers the chance to see when they get up even though I'm still sleeping.
I loved the icicles when we were in MN this winter. I took photos of them too. Yours is huge. I find them so amazing formations.
And today I walked an hour outside in the sunshine. I have tiny minature daffodils in my front yard. How different can our two ends of the country be?
A bit of snow and more expected tonight, 14 inches. Get me outta here.
Annie, thanks for answering that question. I may try that myself.
the icicles are pretty cool in more than one meaning of the word. OK, that's it. I'm moving to California.
these are totally amazing, brrrr but amazing.
I adore your artistic view to everyday life.
Thank you Forever Young. There is an even more amazing icicle on the rear of the house but not sure I can get to it now the snow is so deep and my boots so short.
I keep feeling like I am repeating photos. Snow and ice, ice and snow. I do love my camera though. A very good investment that i use almost every day.
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