amazing to think this is south Texas.. the birds look cold. it is so beautiful. we moved to KY in 1953 from Savannah, the first morning we woke to see snow blankets on every thing we all went crazy, none of us had ever seen snow and the 5 years we lived there we never got tired of waking up the snow.
The marvel of how the trees are even more beautiful with their snow coats is surely demonstrated here. You really captured the beauty of snow enhancing the scenery.
this seem to be the amount of snow we have right now. :) Yes I believe you got snow. Two years ago when I visited Japan it was even worse. When we arrived we were supposed to visit the island in ths south part of Japan that is subtropical. And it snowed!!!!! Teh first tiem in 100 years they said. And I believe them as they had no equipment whatsoever to deal with the snow. The crane center we were visiting was closed as the staff were unable to get there. But, swedes does :)And our driver was used to drive in Hokkaido up in the north :) So, crazy Swedes was there and the cranes too. Monica /NatureFootstep
amazing to think this is south Texas.. the birds look cold. it is so beautiful. we moved to KY in 1953 from Savannah, the first morning we woke to see snow blankets on every thing we all went crazy, none of us had ever seen snow and the 5 years we lived there we never got tired of waking up the snow.
ReplyDeleteStunning! The snow was worthy of your camera and I love every single photo!
ReplyDeleteThe marvel of how the trees are even more beautiful with their snow coats is surely demonstrated here. You really captured the beauty of snow enhancing the scenery.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Especially the one with the birds, and the pole...or is it a tree trunk?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty
ReplyDelete♥ ♥ ♥ ♥!!!!
ReplyDeletethis seem to be the amount of snow we have right now. :)
ReplyDeleteYes I believe you got snow. Two years ago when I visited Japan it was even worse. When we arrived we were supposed to visit the island in ths south part of Japan that is subtropical. And it snowed!!!!! Teh first tiem in 100 years they said. And I believe them as they had no equipment whatsoever to deal with the snow. The crane center we were visiting was closed as the staff were unable to get there. But, swedes does :)And our driver was used to drive in Hokkaido up in the north :) So, crazy Swedes was there and the cranes too.
Monica /NatureFootstep