Maybe you enjoy the snow and perhaps you do not. Though I am not a big fan of snow (it gets in my way) I can appreciate it for its merits.
It is lovely to look at when fresh and makes for a brighter day, the reflection of light off all the white dispels a bit of the dreariness of winter. (even though it is not technically winter yet)
The apple tree next door draws these garden eating rascals.
They brazenly come down out of the forest to forage for the fallen ripe fruit. They don’t even bother to come to my yard this morning, it is already eaten to a nub and what is left is fully covered with snow.
All five of them seem to be quite stout, probably all the delicious flowers and green tomatoes they ate in my garden through the Fall.
The road has a nasty little patch of ice on it and they had to gingerly pick their way back across.
I tried to get a good photos of the baby but he was too skittish.
I figured the lake would make for some pretty shots so I hopped in my Burb and trucked on down there though I had not even finished my first cup of coffee.
The scenery seems very monochromatic in the early morning light.
The resident geese.
They ran into the water as I tried to get a closer shot.
Many of the trees still bear their fall foliage. I think after the frigid temps of this storm they will drop them swiftly.
The cedar, sugar pines and firs all look almost festive.
Now that I have regaled you with a look at my morning I need to get to work. I have spent the past couple of days cooking up a storm and getting things in order so I can spend a few days just painting.
I have my fridge full of ready made healthy meals that I can grab and eat with not having to worry about stopping to prepare something. Just reheat.
Now to get to painting. Of course I shall share, whether I like them or not.
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Mother nature at her best. Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe snow may "get in your way" and later on, I'm sure, it gets to be an annoyance... but OH,THESE PHOTOS!! They are beautiful... absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNo snow here, but it's suppose to be freezing tomorrow morning.
Those deer that are looking "stout" may be pregnant. Your photos of them are really quite good. That first one of the doe looking though the snow covered branches is wonderful.
Enjoy the beauty...