Out the side yard just as the sun came up, a main patch of our garden buried under snow.
And the back deck that I spent quite a while clearing yesterday; now it needs to be cleared again.
The birch tree out front adds something to the view. I tried putting off the work, but had to get out and snowblow the driveway again.
As I walked the loop with the dog there were lots more opportunities to take pictures of the snow.
Another of those Hawthorns that holds the snow so well.
Had to go into town for a few things, so I drove down a side road where I know this fence is.
I was hoping for a brief bit of sun and some interesting shadows, but no luck. It's still an intesting pattern of old fences.
And later I walked the dog through the woods. Part of a huge old maple has fallen, and it's branches had held yesterday's snow.
While the young maples on the edge of the field are all plastered on one side with fresh snow.
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With all this snow, I got out on snowshoes with the dog again, breaking our own trail through the freshly fallen snow in the woods. I'm giving myself double credit for the half-hour of breaking trail in fresh snow, adding up to an hour and 45 minutes today. I'm catching up on yesterday's miss. And hoping for my first time out on skiis tomorrow - finally!
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Nothing like snow for beauty! Such a beautiful world you have captured. I was going to say to link to Good Fences, but see you already have.
ReplyDeleteGreat snow photos but I'll bet you're tired of shovelling snow!
ReplyDeleteIt's so hard to pretend we have anything other than a really hot sunny day here. 28 C on the back lawn, and that is with a slight breeze. Wrap up well on those walks. Love the fence photos.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty surrounds your home!
ReplyDeleteGlorious weather!
ReplyDeleteWe want to take our snowshoes and quad up to snow level. If we get a sunny day this week we might do it. - Margy
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty photos, our snow is not that pretty:)
ReplyDeleteOh look at all that lovely snow! Like your pics of the tumble down fence too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snow scenes! Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteYou are full of energy. Shoveling snow is the most tiring but also slogging through its drifts can be heart pounding. Lovely stuff. I wonder if we will see any at all this year.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, but so very cccccold!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowy photos! I love the fence photos. We got 38 cm. of snow in the blizzard yesterday and today it's really cold at -15 and windy. Enjoy the snowshoeing and skiing.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos ! We got a dumping of more snow last night and I think we are to get more today . Now Papa and I have to get out there and snow blow and shovel then I can take more winter photos lol ! Breaking your own snow trail is a work out that's for sure ! Good that your getting out there and enjoying nothing like fresh crisp air it really is invigorating . Thanks for sharing , Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowy scenes, lovely fence!
ReplyDeleteSnow photography is beautiful and snowshoeing and skiing are fun ~ Love the fence shot in the snow ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you a joyful weekend ~ ^_^
Snowshoes make it harder and I count time and a half for them, and breaking trail? Double is quite appropriate. You are back in the groove now. Love the pretty snow pictures, too. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a pretty snowy wonderland. It is a lot of work but so pretty to see. Great series of images. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteLooks so pretty and cold, glad we are not there.
ReplyDeleteawwww the sun, the shadows, the fences...these could not be more beautiful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe snow is beautiful but I agree also a lot of work. The snow squalls visited East Gwillimbury too.
ReplyDeleteYay snow! Lovely snowy scenes, love that split rail fence!
ReplyDeletewow, i know that's a lot of work for you, but so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI looked up your bay that you were visiting and I have a better understanding of where you live. Your photos show a very picturesque place. It reminds me of the state of Maine where my son lives with bits and pieces of history hanging around in the landscape.
ReplyDeleteI didn't mention that the photos are really great and I think snow does make the place look good.
DeleteBeautiful place your live in. That is too much snow for me. Looks pretty though.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a serious winter wonderland of white !
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
All the best Jan
Winter Wonderland for sure. The snow covered fences and trees are pretty. Here it's just cloudy and rainy although the sun did shine a bit today. Can't complain.
ReplyDeleteThanks for heading out in the cold to take these beautiful photos. Everything always looks so great with snow on it...
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