A rather interesting measure of the depth of the snow š
Yes, yes!
Whoa! Looks like a fresh fall!!!
Taken not long after a little storm.
Clever title.
Thanks, Susan!
‘Hey! Can someone dig me out?’ š
Tee-hee!
A Winter wonderland. Ours is still grey and dull. We recently had a “heat wave” with temps during the day of about 15 CĀ° in the middle of Winter when they usually are 5CĀ° or less.
Phew! Actually, despite the snow, our winter has been warmer than average, too.
The change is everywhere, one way I like it but on the other hand it is scary. When you see the ice on the north pole melthing fast…..it is scary.
Sure is!
At least he can breathe, right?!?
That’s right!
What a wonderful blanket snow for him! š
All bundled up.
Gosh it looks so cold!
Winter in Maine. š
An interesting looking character….
Our little garden temple dog.
My library doesn’t have “The Path” so I ordered it on Amazon. It sounds like something I would very much enjoy reading! (Right now I’m reading Fiona Hill’s book, and Bill Bryson’s “The Body.”) Stay warm. It’s about 70F here, but it’ll go back below freezing soon.
Fiona Hill’s book sounds compelling, and I have always enjoyed reading Bill Bryson. Hope you like “The Path” as much as I do.
That makes me feel cold.
Just as long as that head stays above the snow….. keep warm!
Will do! A snowstorm is predicted for tomorrow.
Thank goodness! I thought the head would be Clif’s!
Too funny!
Linda beat me to it. Dang.
Clif always keeps his head above the snow. š
Love the title and photo!š
Wonderful shot!
Thanks so much!
Beautifully captioned.
Many thanks! Snowing today. Will the head still be above the snow? We shall see.
Coming down hard here today.
Snowing in Maine, too, but I understand you are slated to get more than we are.
Ok, wow! The wall, the plants, and of course the peeking head signify REAL snow. Thanks for saying so much with a single well-composed image!
My pleasure!
Funny. Well, except for the shoveling that was required. š
That storm wasn’t too bad. So far, no big ones.
Do the same Laurie- keep your head above the snow!
Will do. š
We had some snow here, but it was only a few inches and only lasted a few days. It is only mid winter though, and sometimes we have been surprised in April!
Yes, April sometimes does surprise us.
A funny sight! Not one we’d see in our neighbourhood, so it’s fun imagining how that fresh snow would smell & feel!
Yes, indeed! The pleasures of having blogging friends around the world.
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A rather interesting measure of the depth of the snow š
Yes, yes!
Whoa! Looks like a fresh fall!!!
Taken not long after a little storm.
Clever title.
Thanks, Susan!
‘Hey! Can someone dig me out?’ š
Tee-hee!
A Winter wonderland. Ours is still grey and dull. We recently had a “heat wave” with temps during the day of about 15 CĀ° in the middle of Winter when they usually are 5CĀ° or less.
Phew! Actually, despite the snow, our winter has been warmer than average, too.
The change is everywhere, one way I like it but on the other hand it is scary. When you see the ice on the north pole melthing fast…..it is scary.
Sure is!
At least he can breathe, right?!?
That’s right!
What a wonderful blanket snow for him! š
All bundled up.
Gosh it looks so cold!
Winter in Maine. š
An interesting looking character….
Our little garden temple dog.
My library doesn’t have “The Path” so I ordered it on Amazon. It sounds like something I would very much enjoy reading! (Right now I’m reading Fiona Hill’s book, and Bill Bryson’s “The Body.”) Stay warm. It’s about 70F here, but it’ll go back below freezing soon.
Fiona Hill’s book sounds compelling, and I have always enjoyed reading Bill Bryson. Hope you like “The Path” as much as I do.
That makes me feel cold.
Just as long as that head stays above the snow….. keep warm!
Will do! A snowstorm is predicted for tomorrow.
Thank goodness! I thought the head would be Clif’s!
Too funny!
Linda beat me to it. Dang.
Clif always keeps his head above the snow. š
Love the title and photo!š
Wonderful shot!
Thanks so much!
Beautifully captioned.
Many thanks! Snowing today. Will the head still be above the snow? We shall see.
Coming down hard here today.
Snowing in Maine, too, but I understand you are slated to get more than we are.
Ok, wow! The wall, the plants, and of course the peeking head signify REAL snow. Thanks for saying so much with a single well-composed image!
My pleasure!
Funny. Well, except for the shoveling that was required. š
That storm wasn’t too bad. So far, no big ones.
Do the same Laurie- keep your head above the snow!
Will do. š
We had some snow here, but it was only a few inches and only lasted a few days. It is only mid winter though, and sometimes we have been surprised in April!
Yes, April sometimes does surprise us.
A funny sight! Not one we’d see in our neighbourhood, so it’s fun imagining how that fresh snow would smell & feel!
Yes, indeed! The pleasures of having blogging friends around the world.