The snow comes and goes. All that last snow had melted then we got another very light dusting, sticking to all the branches and making some very pretty pictures. In site of it all we haven't had any seriously cold temperatures. In spite of that, Blue Mountain is opening its first two runs for skiing today! Enjoy!
That's a lot of snow, love that last photo, still life maybe? The bright orange is so cheery.
ReplyDeleteYou just keep that snow out your way, okay? We're supposed to be hit by an Alberta Clipper overnight bringing snow with it. But the amount in forecast has significantly dropped from up to 8 cm. to less than 1 cm. I'll take the latter. Fingers crossed the cold stays away for a few more weeks, at least.
ReplyDeleteI miss seeing the ostrich. I wonder how many years now I've watched that bird. :-)
ReplyDeleteI like snow fall scenes but as yet we haven't had enough snow to make it our special first snow. Christmas keeps me busy also and I forget to blog on my Creative Zone. I have birthday things to get together tomorrow which means driving and mailing.
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to see snow in photographs, I especially like the last one.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I'd rather have snow than rain, at least everything looks pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like the last two shots...very artistic.
ReplyDeleteThose wet snows do make for a winter wonderland, unfortunately it usually doesn't last very long before the snow falls from the branches -- right down your neck.
ReplyDeleteAs a kid, I never liked the coming and going of the snow. Either come and stay or don't bother. Haha
ReplyDeleteOurs hasn't gone yet, but I have been out to take any more photos.
ReplyDeleteFun to see your snow as we do not have any yet here in Minnesota!
ReplyDeleteI must have missed this post somewhere along the line. It certainly is looking wintery up your way. We woke up to a white landscape this morning as well. A streamer came in off the lake overnight and left us with about an inch of snow.
ReplyDeleteLovely scenes!
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