My footprints are like
indecipherable words.
Ink on new fallen snow.
All the evergreens look like Christmas trees after a snowfall.
Even the huge red maple on the front lawn was frosted.
Yesterday the geese left - we should have heeded their warning...
Took a walk in the black and white landscape between the snowfall and the coming rain.
11 comments:
Beautiful photos, Pauline!
oooh nice pauline . . . very nice pictures and the words open them out so nicely. there's snow here now. scads of it but it's raining so some of it is washing away to be replaced by the flurries promised for the next three days!!!! happy shovelling. steven
Very lovely, Pauline. I came back hoping you might have posted some more. No snow here, and more sunny days than rain so far this fall/winter (which is odd, but nice) but the girls were excited as can be to find ice on the creek this morning.
Your words are perfect with your photos, Pauline, as usual! Lots of Snow here, and very cold!
Thanks, Deedee - my little point and shoot takes some fine pictures
Thanks Steven - that snow is sheer ice now!
Shara - more flurries coming next week. I love being out in the snow.
Thanks, Marion - getting colder here, too!
oh my, Pauline... these images are just so incredibly lovely... the words the most beautiful accompaniment to them... i would love to curl up in front of a fire with a blanket and a writing journal and just open to this...
amazing...
thank you for stopping by and saying hello and leaving such a lovely comment for me...
Pauline you never fail to delight with the combination of beauty in images and words.
Joanne, thanks for stopping by.
TC - thanks!
I always hate to step on virgin snow! We hardly remember what this kind of snow looks like here in the DC area.
YVW
Splendid photos and words!
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