We did. Wet and heavy. Some people have lost power, but I don’t think the snow is going to stick around. However, with the weird weather we’ve been having, who knows?
So lovely to see the first snow around the Autumn colours Laurie and the image with the oak leaf is especially beautiful. Thank you too for sharing the Counting Crows song – it brings back happy memories of their gig in London many years ago 🙂💖🎶
It is cold, windy, with a little sun right now. We had rain all morning, and if our temps had just been a few degrees lower, we’d have had the same white stuff. Winter is definitely on our doorstep.
I could see some great white patches over the eastern part of the US when I looked at our Atlantic forecast and wondered about you. You can keep the snow all to yourself if you want.
Wow! That second photo of the leaf is particularly pretty. Here in California we’re desperate for any kind of weather that might bring our wildfires under control. These pics lift my spirits, Laurie.
Wish I could send rain your way. With our hearts in our throats, on the news we have watched those dreadful fires. So terrible! May they end soon, and I hope you and yours are not in the fire’s path. Truly, it looks like a scene out of hell.
We’ve had flurries but no coating of snow yet, although the Adirondacks and Green Mountains, off in the distance, all have white heads. I can’t say I’m ready for this . . .
Somehow I missed this post so no wonder I was so shocked to see your sweet home surrounded by snow on your later blog. I love the Counting Crows and I enjoyed this music to accompany your lovely photos of white frosting on Autumn…
Hopefully this won’t be the winter … of our discontent. Your photos sure look cold! I especially like the one of the single oak leaf on the snow.
Thanks, Gayle. We shall see…
I wondered if you were getting snow. Hope it’s all melted away by now. It is too early yet to see a white landscape!
We did. Wet and heavy. Some people have lost power, but I don’t think the snow is going to stick around. However, with the weird weather we’ve been having, who knows?
So lovely to see the first snow around the Autumn colours Laurie and the image with the oak leaf is especially beautiful. Thank you too for sharing the Counting Crows song – it brings back happy memories of their gig in London many years ago 🙂💖🎶
Thanks, Xenia! Oh, I am so jealous that you went to a Counting Crows concert.
It was wonderful, there might be some Youtube clips from their 1994 and 2000 tours of Europe 🙂💖 xxx
Yup. We had a bit of wet snow yesterday that melted, then today a hard freeze.
Winter is coming…
It is cold, windy, with a little sun right now. We had rain all morning, and if our temps had just been a few degrees lower, we’d have had the same white stuff. Winter is definitely on our doorstep.
Judy, it sure is. We are mostly ready.
Snow already, I hope it doesn’t get too cold for you. Lovely pictures though.
I could see some great white patches over the eastern part of the US when I looked at our Atlantic forecast and wondered about you. You can keep the snow all to yourself if you want.
Will do! 😉 More snow slated for Friday. We are mostly ready.
Wow! That second photo of the leaf is particularly pretty. Here in California we’re desperate for any kind of weather that might bring our wildfires under control. These pics lift my spirits, Laurie.
Wish I could send rain your way. With our hearts in our throats, on the news we have watched those dreadful fires. So terrible! May they end soon, and I hope you and yours are not in the fire’s path. Truly, it looks like a scene out of hell.
Loved the snowy photos and song!🙂
We’ve had flurries but no coating of snow yet, although the Adirondacks and Green Mountains, off in the distance, all have white heads. I can’t say I’m ready for this . . .
Ready or not, here it comes!
Chilly pictures, Laurie! Wrap up warm xx
Clare, will do. More snow is on the way.
Oh dear! 😦
It’s Maine!
Yay! 😀
We had that fine dusting of snow too, yesterday! Less than you did, I think.
Winter is coming…
Game of zones….
Oh, that made me laugh!
Lovely photos. Glad we haven’t had snow yet.
Somehow I missed this post so no wonder I was so shocked to see your sweet home surrounded by snow on your later blog. I love the Counting Crows and I enjoyed this music to accompany your lovely photos of white frosting on Autumn…
Thanks, Betsy!