Two weeks ago we had a nice snowfall, producing beauty all around us. This past week, we have had summer like temperatures in the eighties! It was certainly a very mild winter, and with spring now upon us, it seems like summer stepped in already~
The beautiful Norway Spruce sits quietly just across the lane from me and I can enjoy the beauty, looking out my kitchen window~
The large tree in the middle is the tree, is just outside my living room window and it is where 6 years ago the Red-Shouldered hawks placed their nest, and every year I hope they return, but not yet ;(~
The sunrise brought a sunny glow to Tingsgrove and it was glorious~
This was all that I could see of the sun, as it rose from the east, looking onto Tingsgrove from my great room window~
Bill placed a fence around our 2 acres 32 years ago and this old post has seen better days, but I love the way it has weathered many storms and still remains~
Lastly, but not least is my favorite image from the morning, just 2 brief weeks ago. The sunlight coming from the east, as I looked to the west and watched a new dawn dance along the treeline of the grove. It was spectacular too~
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Beautiful snow ridden Tingsgrove, thanks Mary.
ReplyDeleteLovely images of your snowy world. The trees are gorgeous. Happy Skywatching!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snow shots! Hopefully, those are the last you will see this season.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter skies Mary -- your pictures glow!! I haven't posted my SW yet, but I have some snow in it too (pix sent to me from Oregon)...along with our blue Florida sky.
ReplyDeletegorgeous, mary. nothing better than snow on pines... :)
ReplyDeleteYour snowy pictures have something of a magical quality to them; they are so beautiful and I see what you mean about the light in your favourite image. Given it's about 25 degrees Celsius today, it funny to think there was snow here such a short while ago.
ReplyDeleteLovely snow scenes Mary and I know it looks nice but I'm so glad spring is here.
ReplyDeleteIt is about 25C where I am too and this snow looks nice and cooling!
ReplyDeleteSnow really frames trees well, and you caught it. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wintery captures, Mary! The snow is beautiful, but I'm sure you'll be happy to see it move on -- now that you've gotten such great shots!! Enjoy your weekend! Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWritten in the Sky
The glint of the morning sun looks so pretty on snow. Wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Ruby
wonderfully captured moments of nature's beauty thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove your photos! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! Snow is very decorative.
ReplyDeletesnow is very beautiful but too much of it is not fun. I hope it melted again. .)
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog and for commenting! I love it, and I hope you become a regular visitor. I thought I'd pop over and see yours....Your photography is just simply beautiful. And trees are one of my favorite subjects! I have signed up to follow you.
ReplyDeleteMagical shots of your snowfall, Mary. A mild winter here, too, with nary a flake of snow, so great to see your lovely photos of the 'white stuff'.
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