And there is lots more of it to come….
It’s snowing up here like the dickens, or is that the chickens? [That’s a chicken farm, where
they raise chicks.
Not sure how much is coming but it’s a lot of snow.
I think it’s going to stay, finally…hellloooooo winter.
Goodbye dry roads.
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
Safe travels as you move about on your snowy roads.
ReplyDeleteBe safe and come back soon..
ReplyDeleteYou are such a fabulous photographer.
I set the photo with the red barn as my desktop image.. LOVE IT~!
It doesn't take me long to get tied of winter ~ but it really is beautiful! xo Catherine
ReplyDeleteThat would be 'tired'...tired of winter...not tied.
ReplyDeleteI figured we already have a lot of snow up here, and I was more than happy to share! So I've sent it by air mail so you might get it in time for Christmas! (snicker).... be safe! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I love the one of the gate/fence. Also the blue hives really stand out against the white. It's nice to see the snow but I don't like the snowy/icy roads until they are salted/sanded. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteLucky Ducks. It is very dry here and very cold. I like the color bee hives against the winter landscape. Although we hate winter roads, we hate drought worse. Beautiful winterscapes.
ReplyDelete...and goodbye honey bees. How do they survive the winter? do they hibernate? Yeah, they must.
ReplyDeleteI love that barn photo, Jen! It's especially great because you captured the road and the hills behind (or are those mountains?)
Well you knew it had to happen Jen. LOL! Just turn it all into some fantastic photo opts. Take care.
ReplyDeleteYour pics are marvelous. Hope you have a good weekend, Jen.
ReplyDeleteThe unexpected pop of color in your photos is wonderful (the bee hives, the barns). It is color that makes the long winter bearable.
ReplyDeleteIt's very snowy here this morning too Jen, hello winter indeed! The birds are flocking to the feeders and the sun is just peeking over the hillside. Lovely pictures as always, stay warm my friend! Deb
ReplyDeleteOh,the pops of color in these photos just make the image an attention- getter. Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos . No snow here yet rain for tomorrow afternoon but at least we have had a few days of sunshine . Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteOh- It is lovely. We are supposed to get snow this weekend, too. If it's going to be cold for Christmas then I want snow, too! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm jealous. I grew up in the interior of the province and miss the snowy scenes every winter. Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteYou are going to get a white Christmas. I am so jealous. A skiff, eh? I’m practicing my honorary Canadian membership. Drive safely, Jen.
ReplyDeleteLove that red barn in the frosty countryside! Snow you say..well have fun! :)
ReplyDeleteI was here early this morning enjoying your lovely photos, and forgot to post a comment. Here I am and wanted to let you know that the colors just pop in your photos against the snow.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful Jen at least for a while :)
ReplyDeleteIt is all so beautiful, Jen. I love the photo of the red barn by the snowy road. It looks so Christmasy.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Laura
Stay warm. It's raining and in the 40s F here right now.
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