This first photo is from the very north end of the island, looking toward the main land and a couple of other islands.
The second photo is from about he same spot yesterdays photo was taken from.
And the last photo is looking out our front door and you can see the snow that accumulated on the red chairs and the top of our fence. When I measured our snow accumulation I found aprox. 6 inches on my deck.
This is Winter Solstice!
I love the painting you did of the snow with all of the colors.You should do another one based on your photos! I know just the person to give it to too! :) hint hint....
ReplyDeleteBe careful what you wish for. Right now the snow is not inspiring me to paint, *wink. Thanks for the suggestion, maybe I'll do that, maybe a series of bright cheerful snow paintings.
ReplyDeleteLooks like its just as nasty in your neck of the woods, as it is in Ohio. Thankfully, we didn't have much snow yet, but its been bitter cold since Thanksgiving. Ice storm last night, but its supposed to be up in the 50-60's today and the next couple days.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas and thanks for all your nice comments on my blog.
Nancy hope you are having a wonderful Christmas. Peace and joy to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteit seems very cold out there!
ReplyDeleteA white Christmas! Love the red chairs--happy holidays,
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Snow!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your snow, Nancy! My air conditioner is running, so it seems we're having a very opposite type of winter.
I blogged about the solstice, too, but from a very different perspective.
Here's hoping that Christmas on the island has been cozy and wonderful!
Your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNo white Christmas here in Denver :(
Hope you and your family had a terrific holiday!
Thank you all for your comments on this post. It has been fun, yet by the time it left we were all getting a little tired of it. Our Christmas with family was postponed by a day with the snow issues, but all in all it was a beautiful holiday.
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