A December Snow. December 29, 2009
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This morning it came down hard. I had occasion to head out to Conway, and driving through it was a necessity rather than a choice.
Passing through The Falls, I stuck my little point-and-shoot out the window:
The air got thicker as I gained elevation on the way to Conway, where horses huddled as the storm blew by:
The squall died down eventually, leaving us with slippery roads and a beautiful snowscape.
Gotta love these New England winters.
Gorgeous shots, as always, CR! What a beautiful world — cold, but beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you a very Happy New Year! Enjoy!
Sylvia
very pretty. me? i’m wishing for spring!
Mmmmmmmmmm.
[and this is actually Bob, on Jen’s computer back at the old apartment]
Heheh, Bob/Jen. You ol’ transformer, you!
Hope things are settling in as best as they can under the time pressure/circumstances. I’m blown away at your (plural) adaptability as this tableau unfolds.
Best wishes as we approach the Next Decade, in case I get busy, which I anticipate.
Sylvia, Sherry, thanks. I’m still eager for real winter, but I understand why some people want warmth. I say, there’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing choices. 🙂 I dress like Fort Knox and go out and dig it.
But hey, that’s just me.
Beautiful moments from the snowy day. It was bitterly cold today, with so much wind, that ripped right through you. I did not exactly relish my drive to Bridgewater and back: all-told (including the awful meal at 99 and the frightened cleaning woman at The Mansion – I think she thought I was representing the State Dept. Poor woman; long story.
Thank you for the photograph. I would like to tell you in person my thoughts about it…
You’re most welcome, and I bet we’ll talk soon. 😉