The view from our dining room window this morning.
On the ridge, heading to work.
Fellow commuters.
I know so many of you, Dear Readers, have had all this white stuff you can stand this year. But this is really our first nice snow in several years. It is the heavy, wet, fluffy kind of snow that covers everything so beautifully – makes the ridges and hollows a winter fairie land. And it will be gone tomorrow! That is springtime in the Ozarks and just another day in the course of our seasons.
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wow…very cool….i am either ready for spring or gimme snow like that…we got the dregs this year….just cold and wet…blah…lovely pics…are those turkeys…ot turkey vultures?
It is bitter cold tonight with a little snow flurries and I am dreaming spring dreams! – those are wild turkeys – we have so many along our little ridge – see them almost everyday. stay warm! K
I agree! This was a beautiful snow. We usually get ice or sleet, but this snow was good packing snow. My son got to make his first snowman and the neighbor kids got to build a fort. I loved it!!
Lovely images of your landscape – and fellow commuters! : )
This will be us again tomorrow – a big snowfall expected… winter lingers…
oh i would love to join them in their snow walk…so beautiful and i also think that powder snow has that certain magic..
When you write about your commute to work – ‘morse code blinking lights’ – it always makes me smile – this is about as crazy as my drive to work gets. Thanks, for dropping by Claudia! K
I’m not sure it’s what I long to see at this stage of the year, (I crave sunshine), but I can’t deny it is very beautiful. Enjoy!!
We are edging toward spring – here in the Ozarks some of our deepest snows have come in March – but they leave quickly – hope you are finding a sunny spot! K
Wasn’t it gorgeous this morning? I hated to leave it to go to work!
I LOVED waking up to this – was really disappointed the night before thinking we would just get rain – ended up with about 3 inches or so on top of the ridge – and so fun to see the turkey – saw deer too but too slow to get the camera out! K
Yeah – I got about 4 inches. My turkeys stayed in hiding this morning – but it was gorgeous. Eureka looks lovely today too.
One year at Christmas we had a good snow and drove down to ES – with the snow and all the Christmas lights – oh my gosh – aren’t we lucky to live in such a beautiful place! K
We sure are.