There certainly haven't been too many of them this year, but after a fresh 6-8" in a blowing storm on Friday, Saturday the sun came out and we were on a long Bruce Trail snowshoe hike - a beautiful winter's day. Fresh snow was everywhere, sitting on every branch, draping the evergreens and making the snowshoes actually necessary - we traipsed heavily through 8-12 inches of snow, or even more where the snow had drifted off the fields.
An old gnarled ironwood draped with snow itself, in front of snow-covered evergreens.
Snow on every lower branch of a white pine along the trail in the pine plantation.
Down the rows of the 70 year old Norway spruce plantation, one of the oldest plantations in Grey County.
An old gnarled ironwood draped with snow itself, in front of snow-covered evergreens.
Snow on every lower branch of a white pine along the trail in the pine plantation.
Down the rows of the 70 year old Norway spruce plantation, one of the oldest plantations in Grey County.
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