We received our first snow of the season overnight, dusting autumn with a sugar coating of winter. Melted where touched by the sun, the snow lingers in the shadows, portending winter, a little more than a month away.
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Really nice pictures! Love the pumpkin! I think you got more snow than we did in Vermont.
Thank you! Well that rarely happens that we get more snow that you do. It sure is cold and windy! Freezing cheeks and fingers. 🙂
Oh no!!!!! But oh so beautiful!!!! Your first shot is kind of magical looking to me — I especially like how the skirt of the tree has made a perfect open circle beneath it. And I like shot #3 where the depth of field simply suggests the time of year, while the foreground tells me that you’re just approaching the cusp of winter. Nice. And your “dusting autumn…” story is just perfect.
Thanks so much, Micheal. I uncharacteristically got up early just to go out & photograph. The first snowfall is always the most exciting. 🙂
Love it, Eliza, you captured something special here. A garden beautiful in winter is a garden beautiful always.
Thank you, Barbara. Fresh snow accentuates everything!
We had a first snow too, Eliza. Ours is all melted. 🙂 Love, Amy
PS Gorgeous photo!!!!
Thanks! 🙂
I love all your pictures, but the last one here is simply breathtaking. 🙂
Thank you, Ana. I love that tree, too. It’s autumn color is amazingly beautiful.
Beautiful photos Eliza, such a pretty first snow you had there!
Thank you, Julie. It was just the right amount. 😉
Oooooooh!!!! Snow!!!!!!! I want to jump in there!!! I looooove snow so very very much!!!! 🙂
Now that is the Norwegian speaking! 😉
Yessss!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Oh, how beautiful! I love snow on autumn colors. I don’t think that’s something I will see here, but we saw it frequently when we lived in northeast Ohio. Your images are lovely. 🙂
Thank you, Robin. Do you miss Ohio? The coast is milder by far, esp. in the winter!
I do miss it, Eliza. I really enjoyed the winters there. I love snow, and we would get plenty of it due to the Lake Erie snow machine. We had about 110 inches of snow our first winter there. We left our cross country skis behind when we moved here. It’s too bad we don’t get more snow on the Eastern Shore. It’s so flat that it would be perfect for cross country skiing. 🙂
We just received our first snow, too. My dog and I LOVE running through it!! Your pictures are so beautiful, by the way. YOu have such an eye for nature…
Thank you so much, Kim. The first snow is easy to appreciate– it is so beautiful and generally isn’t too heavy. We won’t mention how we feel about it come March! 😉
Mmmmmmm, Una Serie Preciosa, Sin Duda Unas Fotografías Que Transmiten El Frio De Estos Días… Muy Buenas, Un Saludo.
Muchas gracias, Jose. Si, mucho frio!
Lovely photos! Winter is edging in early and the first snow is so beautiful. We haven’t had any yet but it got down to 17 degrees last night!
Thanks, Dor. Winter is coming, whether we’re ready or not!
how beautiful! snow is magic. 🙂
Oh, it is magical, isn’t it? I love to stand outside when it is snowing and listen to the quiet – it muffles all sound.
Very pretty.
Thank you, Mary, the world looks brighter with a fresh cap of snow!
Isn’t that the truth!
lovely photos:-) We had our first snow yesterday…winter is here:-) I sure hope it is not as cold as last year!
I certainly hope so, but it’s getting off to a chilly start!
It doesn’t snow where I live, so I love seeing cold snow photos during our hot summer days. Thank you, Eliza. 🙂
Thanks, Joanne, stay tuned, more to come to be sure!
Beautifully captured!
Thanks so much, Indah 🙂
Beautiful shots. As we head into a very hot summer, this is just I needed to look at.
Karen
Glad to hear that, Karen. My Australian friends help me get through winter with tales of warmth and we northerners provide a sense of coolness to your hottest days. Win/win! 😉
What pretty snow shots! I wish it would snow here too!
Thanks, Fi. I’m surprised you haven’t had snow yet, being more north of us. It must be the water, tempering the air.
Gorgeous first-visit photos! I love the pumpkin and third image most 🙂
Are you still enjoying a dusting, or have you moved on to more serious winter like us?
The snow melted in the rain, but now it’s well below freezing so the ground is getting hard and lumpy. We will probably see-saw back and forth for a month before winter settles in for good (or ill!).
Thanks for stopping by and your kind comments, Heather.
Oh my, how beautiful! I LOVE snow but not the ice that goes with it to walk and drive in. Thanks for this visual treat this morning, it brought a smile to my day. 🙂
Thanks, Geraldine, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
This is so lovely, like a winter wonderland.
Thank you, Karen. A bit different than what you’re having. Shall we switch? 😉 I would love to fast forward right into spring!
Snow on your pumpkin! And on the Japanese maple!! What gorgeous photos of a simply lovely garden. Snow dresses it all up and makes the starkenss of winter so much more appealing 😉 Glad yours wasn’t a deep snow, though. Best wishes, WG
Thanks, Elizabeth. It has melted all away, but more will come, to be sure!
Beautiful photos Eliza. I especially love the Japanese Maple tree. Is the snow early this year. Shouldn’t the leaves fall from the Maple trees before the snow comes? Sorry for my ignorance but I don’t have snow in Melbourne Australia. Love to you from Jenna 🙂
Jenna, thank you and I understand the confusion. Yes, it was an early ‘dusting’ that melted within a few days. (The leaves have all since fallen off.) We get storms like that until the ground freezes in mid- to late December when the snow stays until March. We don’t always have a white Christmas, but we might this year. Right now we are having a storm and 8″ have already fallen, the power has gone out for a few hours and we have about 7 hours more to go before it lets up! It is wet and sticky, so it is awful to shovel! On the positive front, the temps. are due to rise over the weekend, so hopefully, a lot of it will melt. It’s getting everyone in the Christmas mood, however!