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| The sky yesterday afternoon ( Friday) began innocent enough after sun most of the day. |
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| Last evening around 10PM the clouds negan to thicken even more. |
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| By morning we had 3.5" on the ground, and another 1" by Saturday evening. By the looks of these Rhodie buds we'll have lots of flowers next Spring. |
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| Lots and lots of little apples on my Flowering Crab tree but no birds have eaten any yet. Waiting for the Cedar Waxwings |
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| Not a very good picture because of all the snow in the air, but Mr. Cooper's hawk is here for the winter. Have a great rest of the weekend and stay warm... |
6 comments:
So pretty to look at from a nice warm window! Happy it skipped our neck of the woods! Nice shots!
wow! you got quite a bit of snow! that almost-night shot is fabulous!!!
We got lucky here, but the surrounding hills got between 4 and 9 inches.
Gorgeous photos!
I love those fresh layers of snow. I am waiting anxiously for some snow in my area.
Looks pretty when it's someone else's snow :-) Love the hawk. I know I have one hanging around, but have not gotten a photo yet.
We have only had a dusting of snow and it is gone because the temps are up above freezing.
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