We had memorial services beginning later in the day to attend for Mitch's Grandma Dee, and I had much to do. But first I grabbed my boots & hat and rushed outside. (McGee joined me.) I couldn't help but smile at the sparkling trees as I made my way through the snow. And I couldn't help but feel Grandma Dee smiling, too, with that twinkle in her eye that she always had for us. It was just the start I needed to the day.
What a wonderful world.
Sharing with Macro Monday and Our World Tuesday.
Such a beautiful day with the frost on the trees and the bright blue sky! I love the natural wood barn/shed with the cattails in front.
ReplyDeleteGreat frosty shots!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent photos. No wonder you chose to have some time outside early in your day. The snowflakes are wonderful, the blue skies brilliant against the snowy landscape. My very favourite is your second last, love the composition and colours.
ReplyDeleteMuch thanks! That is our little cattail pond, our "barn" and beyond that.. Home. :)
DeleteWow, these are awesome photos, Amanda! Looks like a lovely day, with beautiful memories I hope! Being a dog lover, I especially love the shot of the dogs nose covered with snow. Thanks for sharing your world. Have a happy day and week ahead.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowy shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this beatty ... The blue skies, The White snow ...The tip of my nose is getting cold as I dwell in the scenery! Especially the photo where your sweet dog is standing before the snow covered field, the forest in the back and the deep blue sky ~ Indeed, what a wonderfuld world!
ReplyDeleteIncredible shots! You can actually see the points on the crystals! They are all such wonderful photos!
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ReplyDeleteWow -- each photo is a work of art!
ReplyDeleteThose white frosted trees against that beautiful sky are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWonderful snow! I love the frosted branches and frosted nose!
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Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
wow! such lovely pics! hope you are all ok after the storm! :)
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful!!
ReplyDelete~Linda :)
Those trees are gorgeous! You're right: it is a wonderful world. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday.
So, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteYes indeed. We've had several foggy hoarfrosty morning in Bluff Country ourselves. And I'm wondering how the gator stew was you tried. I saw it on a menu in Florida, but being chicken, passed on it....:)
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly, it tasted a lot LIKE chicken! :)
DeleteIt was one of the fancier places we dined at, Nottoway Plantation, outside of Baton Rouge.
Beautiful frosty photos. The nose is my favorite.
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