Snow and its passing with Spring is definitely a Wordless thing...nobody has too much nice to say about snow at this time in the year... but I like exploring in hideaway places where a bit of snow and ice hang on for dear life and make the streams run full and cold with the last melts...
We were siting at minus four overnight though no snow this morning, only a white frost covering the landscape. Once the sun came up everything 'greened' up again.
Your photo portrays an atmosphere of 'snug and cosy indoors'. I think it is the blue/grey sky and the fact that the snow has melted off the top part of the roof that gives the feeling that Spring is on the way :)
I love to see pictures of snow, and I guess it's because we do not get to see that much snow where I live. Thanks for sharing and thank you for visiting me today and leaving a comment.
wow... I can't believe you get so much snow..I would not like that at all... Today we had a high of 80 ..The hanging basket outside my kitchen, I got two days ago and the green grass is a picture from last summer, the grass is slowly turning that green again..Thanks for your visit to my place.Baba
Wordless Wednesday
Snow and its passing with Spring is definitely a Wordless thing...nobody has too much nice to say about snow at this time in the year... but I like exploring in hideaway places where a bit of snow and ice hang on for dear life and make the streams run full and cold with the last melts...
ReplyDeleteShhhh....maybe if we're all quiet the snow will pass us by!
ReplyDeleteWonderful farewell to winter photo! A work of art.
that's a wonderful shot! love the composition ... perfect for a postcard! :)
ReplyDeleteBRRRRRRR!!!!!! That looks cold! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGoodbye snow hello sunshine :)
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the snow's better than the rain, tho!
ReplyDeletehappy ww. :)
It's the end of winter, but is it?
ReplyDeleteOh no ! Snow ! here today the sun is shining, birds singing and the nature gets green and you show me snow ! That's cruel, lol !!
ReplyDeleteWe were siting at minus four overnight though no snow this morning, only a white frost covering the landscape. Once the sun came up everything 'greened' up again.
ReplyDeleteYour photo portrays an atmosphere of 'snug and cosy indoors'. I think it is the blue/grey sky and the fact that the snow has melted off the top part of the roof that gives the feeling that Spring is on the way :)
That is a lot of snow. Your lilac seems to be weathering it better than your clothes line.
ReplyDeleteNice job with the panorama. I haven't had the chance to try it yet. It's on my list of to-do's though.
I love to see pictures of snow, and I guess it's because we do not get to see that much snow where I live. Thanks for sharing and thank you for visiting me today and leaving a comment.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photo. :)
ReplyDeletegorgeous photo. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. Snow must be saying its final goodbye. Have a lovely Spring ahead.
ReplyDeletewow... I can't believe you get so much snow..I would not like that at all... Today we had a high of 80 ..The hanging basket outside my kitchen, I got two days ago and the green grass is a picture from last summer, the grass is slowly turning that green again..Thanks for your visit to my place.Baba
ReplyDeleteWe just don't get snow like that in Lonoon (or very, very rarely!). Here's to a delightful spring
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous very Robert Frost-esque photo, Andree. I just want to say that I enjoy participating in "One Single Impression" very much.
ReplyDeleteYou sure have a lot more snow then we do now.
ReplyDeleteI posted a resent picture