Soft snow sculpted by the wind blankets chunks of river ice featured in a post here a few weeks ago. What a contrast!
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Oh, this is absolutely gorgeous!! 🙂 ❤
Thank you, Trini! 🙂
🙂 ❤
puts me in the mood
for some blues!
perhaps Buddy Guy 🙂
😀
Beautiful Photo soft and sculpted.
Thanks so much, Mike!
Your welcome, hope your day has started well.
Beautiful!
Thank you, Kat!
Looks like soft beautiful blankets. Absolutely gorgeous shot!
Aw, thanks so much, Cindy!
Stunning, Eliza!
Thanks so much, Sharon 🙂
This photo is as soft as the others were jagged. A beautiful shot.
Thanks so much, Micheal. I love how snow changes the landscape. I come to this point overlooking the river every day and always am taken by its beauty, no matter the season.
Ah, like Claude Monet’s study of haystacks! Same place, new beauty.
You’re right and one never tires of looking at it!
Beautiful Eliza.
Thank you, Karen.
Smooth and blue … very different from the fragmented darkness and light!
I loved the contrast – so true of things – always changing.
Wow!! I love the colors.
Snow shadows are so amazingly blue.
I love the gentle blue shadows that appear on snow on sunny days. Makes it easier to believe it’s not so cold out 🙂
I find the play of light and shadow on a smooth field of snow soothing and one of the loveliest and serene parts of winter. Hope you’re staying warm!
I agree!
We are faring okay so far 🙂 Check in on my sanity Monday when we’ve been practically house-bound for a few days!
Cabin fever is epidemic this year – it has been quite a winter so far and we probably have 6 wks to go yet. Wish I had made vacation plans… 😉
I second the vacation plans angle! With our house on the market, we are hesitant to leave though. Stay warm this weekend! If you’re facing what we are, it’s going to be a cold one.
From you to us in one fell swoop! No matter what we might wish for, it is still winter! Stay cozy!
Beautiful and sublime image!
Muchas gracias, Maria!
De nada.
So beautiful…
Thank you, Julie. One of the perks of winter is scenes like this, right?
Exactly! 🙂
What a gorgeous shot.
Thanks so much, Fi!
Nature’s magnificence!
It is that, thanks, Dor. Sounds like the Sculptor plans another exhibition this weekend. We’ll see…
Wait? The river ice is under all that snow? OK, it’s definitely going to be July before this all melts. Incredible.
Yep, and more coming this weekend. Cabin fever is so bad I’m about to check out postings for last minute travel deals. 😉
OMG, this is a nightmare!! I saw Boston might get another foot this weekend and they are considering dumping in the harbor. Why the reluctance in the first place? Road salts, etc? I know you know the answers to my numerous questions….
Yes, roads have lots of pollutants, even run-off in storm drains are supposed to be processed, but when it floods, or snows a lot, all bets are off. There is simply no place to put it. Someone told me that there are landowners who are paid ‘rent’ by the city for dumping the snow on their property. Easy money I guess.
What an exquisite photo, Eliza. Such beauty from such extreme weather! I love the lighting of this shot. It started snowing here today a little after 4 and the temps dropped from 38 to 31 in about a half hour- right at rush hour, of course. Looks like a wicked weather weekend. And there will probably be a whole lot of babies born around Thanksgiving !! Giant hugs to you- hope you are all warm and well. WG
Thanks so much. Winter’s beauty is its redeeming feature. Weekend forecast looks so cold. We’ve been burning the wood big time, hope the supply lasts ’til spring. Hugs back at ya!
I hope there is enough wood in the state to last until spring! This weather business is beyond all reason. when do you start seeds with so much snow on the ground, Eliza?
There actually was a firewood shortage this fall. That’s why we order ours in April, to season over the summer in the shed.
Since we can’t be guaranteed frost-free ’til the end of May, mid-April sowings for most things. I’m not big on starting seeds indoors anymore. I favor the self-sowers in my beds to know when to rise. And the local grower gets a fair amount of our business as well.
Very wise, Eliza. You obviously have fine tuned how to work with your climate 😉 I’m glad you have plenty of wood put by, and hope it lasts through the season for you. End of May? That is a full 6 weeks beyond our frost free- You owe yourself at last one Virginia spring, Eliza 😉
Hmmm, is that an invitation? 😉
😉
Beautiful.
Thank you, Gigi!
snow mountains! lovely!
🙂 Thanks!
Very nice lighting and perfect title. Super image!
Thanks so much!
love the sculpted snow, but I am thinking spring greens:-)
I could use a bit of spring green today! Hope you’re staying warm – what an arctic blast, eh?