I heard it. This morning at 3:00AM. Rather, I heard the silence of it! What could I do?! I got out of bed to spy on it while it whirled through the air to the ground.
Yes, it snowed here. Not much. Enough to cover my world. Enough to make me thankful that in my world, snow is a novelty. Not often do I find myself this far north in the winter: a snowy south central Virginia day.
Snow Bike
River Birch in Snow
Snow On Pine
Grass…Laughing at the Snow
Snow Buds
Three Vine-Entwined Sisters in the Snow
Tin Can Cabin in the Woods…and Snow
Pansy…Defiant…in the Snow
Hope y’all are safe and warm wherever you are!
Love,
Annie
Poor pansy – I now exactly how he feels. Freezing in PA. Soooo looking forward to spring! Stay dry and warm.
That pansy has been blooming for a week now through below zero temps and now snow. It’s a survivor! and so are you, Sher! Enjoy that wine!
We had that here in Paradise this last Wednesday, now sunny. Little leftover snow by my driveway. Hope yours doesn’t last too long.
I love the name of your town, Paradise. The snow here was gone by afternoon. Hope you’re staying safe and warm.
Annie! You’re from PA and you called that snow!? Just kidding; your photos are so tranquil and beautiful. Thanks for taking us on your journey!
Oh, Alice, I haven’t seen snow in so long; this was such a treat! You’re welcome!
I loved the “Grass…Laughing at the Snow” caption!
Yeah, like it’s saying ha-ha and nyah, nyah; you can’t get me!
Your tin can looks so cosy in the snow with the woodpile! Lovely shots Annie, keep warm!
Expecting some more cold weather with possible snow. I can not fathom why I thought it would be warmer than this in southern Virginia!