it is so strange to go to bed on a typical 49+ degree night and wake up to the vestiges of a winter storm that ravaged the land while you slept and then snuck away as you woke quietly from dreamimg...
even the county road crew was unprepared for the 6" of white cold snow that was suddenly draped across the countryside! once again, i am thankful for owning a large 4-wheel drive truck as it trudged its way along what i hope was the road into town. if not, then i am thankful that i managed to work my way across a field or two without dropping into any irrigation ditches hidden beneath the snow. ha!
namaste'
As I said before I am so glad I don't live there any more. LOL
ReplyDeleteNicole/Beadwright
awe...but you are missing out on all the adventures!
DeleteI can relate, the weather man says flurries or maybe a half an inch, but here in the foothills, that usually means 6 inches! Beautiful pictures, especially love the frosted window and sunrise (?)
ReplyDeleteha! sunrise (?) is right! these days i'm not always certain of whether i'm looking at a sunrise or a sunset!
DeleteWooow , not simple if you have to go to work as normal .... but boy what a beautiful fairy tale landscape !!!
ReplyDeleteyep...been doin' double shifts in all this mess. thank goodness for 4 wheel drive!
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