It finally happened. Yesireebob! It snowed and it was a good 'un.
It's not the first snowfall of the year, but it has been a few weeks since the last one, and there hasn't been much snow overall this winter. It was also the biggest fall of the winter -- so far. It was wet and heavy too, so it stuck to the trees for quite awhile as you are about to see.
From the back window in the morning.
Mom and kids building a fort up the street a way.
Snow removal on a side street. By the time we got back to the house, he had done ours too. That was the second pass of the morning, and our driveway had been plowed again when I awoke at 4:30 this morning. We have tried a number of snow-removal contractors over the past few years, but this one seems to be the best. As I look outside, I see that our neighbour hasn't been plowed yet this morning by the contractor that we used for two years.
The two footbridges in the park. I have a better photo of the second bridge from last year, but this is my best of the first bridge.
And that, was our biggest snowfall of this winter to date.
Wow.... like that scene of the kids enjoying making a fortress.
ReplyDeleteWe had the same system come through here but it was mixed - snow and rain and rain won out. Funny thing is that the rain never melted the snow on the ground. Overnight last night we got a dusting of snow so the ground is white. Sue looks well prepared for snow weather.
ReplyDeleteGreat snow pics...Loved the one of the 2 women taking photos in diff directions. Art-wise, I would vote for first bridge...just cause. So glad you got pretty show!
ReplyDeleteAll that snow! It looks very pretty. I like Sue's outfit.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I love where I live on the outskirts of town with little traffic, the one drawback is that it isn't anywhere near someplace with trails or sidewalks for that matter. As a result, we don't get a lot of winter walking in unless we drive somewhere first.
ReplyDeleteLove the Sue on the bench shot. I just went out to try and get a photo or two with the sun out and found that I had left the memory card in the computer. AAAAArg.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a robot, but I may need AI soon.
Somehow, a bundled-up walk in fresh snow can make a person resent the inconvenience a little less.
ReplyDeleteMaryG: I have done that more than once.
ReplyDeleteSnow is so beautiful--clean, fresh and quiet. It looks like you're well set up with snow removal and warm clothing in which to take walks. I would need a whole new wardrobe!
ReplyDeleteIt really is lovely. And Sue looks great out there in the snow. Thanks for the wonderful pictures. :-)
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH! That is a LOT of snow! I loved seeing every one of your photos. Sue makes a great subject for your snow photos.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly did get covered. May as well make the most of it and get out.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous! We haven't had much snow this winter. Still waiting for a good dumping. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks, it's snowing outside my window right now!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like proper snow! I do love a good dumping of snow. Sadly, we are back to rain here.
ReplyDeleteWe got it in the city too.
ReplyDeleteOk I am officially so envious, AC, because you had snow and all we had was a dreary and very rainy Saturday. Walking in freshly fallen snow is something we’ve always enjoyed and hopefully will do again before winter ends.
ReplyDeleteWow you got quite a bit more than we did, here in the southern tranquil and serene part of the province! My daughter in Ottawa got buried too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great mother, out there building a snow fort with her children! We've had a steady snow for the past 48 hours. My town looks a lot like yours!
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