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Eliza Waters 
It is a beautiful view out across the wooded hills…you can’t complain too much but when will it end? 🙂 It doesn’t look like you got as much as the last storm?
Actually, we got 4″ more than the last storm. It was light and fluffy and pretty easy to shovel. The temp rose above freezing about mid-afternoon, so we got the most of it shoveled before then. The rest melted as it fell, thankfully. It still is flurrying now. One does wonder when it will end!
I guess the reality is that it is only the middle of March…
We actually got around an inch of snow overnight here in Ohio from the same storm. I think ours was mostly lake effect snow off of Lake Erie but caused by the same circulation around the storm.
Keep reaching, Beech buds! Spring….in less than a week….I really need Pansies…..sun is doing it’s best to melt about 12 inches of snow…which has buried the Snowdrops.
Yes, pansies! I haven’t seen them for sale yet around here. Soon!
Mid-March can bring some of the heaviest snow. My friends in NH got 21in. Stay warm and safe, Spring is coming!
Thank you, Peter. It is winter’s last hurrah!
Beautiful, but not what we want this time of year.
Thank you, Laurie. It is getting a bit old!
Sure is!
Winter, the season that just keeps on giving! 😀
Boy, ain’t that the truth!
No denying the beauty. Always enjoy the bit of color of beech tree leaves as they hand on thru winter.
Thank you, I love beech trees, a great beauty of a tree.
Yes, Winter is getting old now and we are all reaching for spring! Beautiful scenes though.
Thank you, Allison. Spring is waiting in the wings!
I really enjoy your last image.
Thank you, Anne.
I looks so cold, but your photographs are beautiful.
Thank you, Alys. Not so cold, mid-30s is much more comfortable than single digits! 😉
Hurray for double digits!
They are beautiful photos and beautiful views. I wish you a lovely thaw now.
Thank you, Ali. We’re ready for spring!
Looks like wonderland!
It was magical watching all the snowflakes drifting down the whole day long, lining the branches, coating everything under a deep, fluffy blanket. The woods were definitely a wonderland!
Such a contrast! ❄️🌸
I’m sure your days are a lot warmer!
Yes too warm!! ☀️
BRRRRRRR, what is the evergreen?
🙂 Not too cold (30s), perfect for snowshoeing.
It’s a golden thread-leaf cypress.
I know you’re tired of the snow, but I’d still take snow before rain 🙂 Your photos are wonderful!
Thank you, Maria. It’s a toss up at this stage of the winter!
I understand ❤
Magical and beautiful
Thank you!
We had a blanket of snow this morning also, but it’s almost all gone tonight. Beautiful pictures.
Thank you, we’ll be happy once spring finally arrives!
At least the snow really is beautiful, though I am so ready for it to be spring! I think we got almost 2 feet the last storm. Your second photo is stunning! I’m glad I found your blog! For some reason when you comment on mine, it doesn’t link to it.
Thank you for finding me. I get your posts via email as our two blog formats are different. I live in western MA, so very close to you. The eastern part of the state has really had it tough this winter.
It’s spring on Tuesday and your closing winter scenes are lovely!😁
Thank you! Let’s hope the weather turns warmer soon. 🙂
Beautiful photos Eliza.
Thank you, Rupali!
Looks Christmas-y!
We had a most excellent development Chez Choppy yesterday – the first of the bulbs poked their heads out of the ground. We have warm temps for the next few days, so I think things are about to get very spring-like!
Oh, that is exciting. Send some of that warmth our way, the forecast here for the next couple of days is below normal, which is of course, below freezing!
I’m tempted to hog all our warm weather – it’s such a nice change!
It makes me sad to see trees and shrubs weighted down with snow, but I know most will pick up again, fine.
The days are warm enough to melt things and the wind clears the branches. Fortunately, it hasn’t been as bad here as along the coast. We were spared the brunt of these storms. Thanks for your visit, Val!
Your scenery remains utterly beautiful but, for your sake, I hope warmer days are coming, Eliza!
The beauty is a consolation, and the fact that the days are melting what has fallen. It feels like progress. 🙂
Beautiful scenes, Eliza. ♥ March really has roared this year.
Thank you, Robin. It really has!
LOTS of snow! We are just about buried here!
I can imagine! It’s been a crazy couple weeks. I’m really hoping for that lamb-like weather at the end of the month! 😉
Beautiful beech buds! Gorgeous snow, but I imagine you’re ready to be well rid of it. We’ve had a little more than three inches for the course of the winter. I think I’d have liked one storm, but then again…
Thank you, Lisa. February had a warm spell with rain, but mostly it has been snow. I am about done with it!
I can understand why!
Well I guess it is pretty. Please don’t expect me to ‘like’ it though…
Hehe, thanks, Frank. 🙂
Beach buds look angry.
Can’t blame them though,
considering.all that snow.
They are rather sharp-looking, aren’t they? A lovely tree, however!
So beautiful!
Thank you, Fi. Your colors top ours however! 🙂
What a beautiful view you have, Eliza. But I don’t know about you I’m really DONE with snow. Come on, SPRING!!! 🌸🌷🌹
Thank you, Amy. I’m ready for spring flowers!
Very nice landscapes Eliza!
Thank you, Maria!
So beautiful!
Thank you!
Enjoyed the photos of the landscape, Eliza, and found the “beech buds reaching for spring” especially hopeful and lovely.
Thank you very much, Jet. We are all ready and waiting!
Beautiful photos BUT I can only imagine the cold (I’m more of a summer gal here) 😉
Thank you, Christy. I do love the warmer seasons better than the cold, but have to make the best of the cold months!
The snow is beautiful, but the buds are inspirational!
Thank you, waiting and watching those buds eagerly.