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| This is the road home. We're a few hundred feet higher. |
Who's got two thumbs and is getting proficient at chaining up her tires? This gal!
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| Bert wearing her new winter accessories. |
We've been getting snow in smallish doses over the last couple of weeks and it's accumulating into a decent blanket on the ground. It's fun to get to put the new
snow gauge on the clothesline
to use!
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| About 5 inches. |
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| Just over 6 inches! |
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| Nearly a foot and still coming down when this was taken on Tuesday. |
As the chaining up of tires would indication, the snow can make the driveway and road a little slick even with regular plowing and shoveling, but so far it hasn't been too treacherous and it sure is pretty.
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| Usually you can see the Sapphire Mountain Range across the valley from here, but it's snow clouds all around. |
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| Old fencing rolled up behind the shop looks cool with the snow accumulation. |
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| Before the snow got very deep, I spotted these bird prints under the front deck. |
And not one to miss a chance to show off pictures of
the woodshed, we've made a noticeable dent in the firewood for the season and can see the back wall.
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| Sometimes I like to sneak a peek through the brush, but not in a creepy way. |
We expect perhaps a few more inches before the end of the week and below freezing temperatures, so it shall no doubt be a white Christmas. Yahoo!
We're getting a white Christmas, too! Happy holidays, and best wishes for the New Year to you & yours! :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I love winter and snow so much. Hope we get some white stuff this winter, too.
ReplyDeleteI still love the snow, too! Now... last I knew you were living where the only "white stuff" would be white sand beaches...
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