Traces of snow remain along Skyline Drive long after they melt in the Shenandoah Valley. Even so, our snow season isn't entirely over. The forecast says we could see more snow Sunday night. I hope not because I'm ready for spring! March 14, 2014
It's Colder On the Mountain
Traces of snow remain along Skyline Drive long after they melt in the Shenandoah Valley. Even so, our snow season isn't entirely over. The forecast says we could see more snow Sunday night. I hope not because I'm ready for spring! 11 comments:
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Lovely views! I heard about the snow Linda, we heard all night Sunday and a good part of Monday here. I think this may be the last snow fall, says I as I keep my fingers crossed :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing views!
ReplyDeleteWinter can stick around awhile longer...
I've been cold enough this winter and there was no snow involved. While it may be beautiful, I prefer to see it in photos.
ReplyDeletePretty views! I hope the new snow misses you. I'm so ready for spring too.
ReplyDeletepretty views.
ReplyDeleteAll of our snow is gone now, for which I am grateful. We're being threatened with freezing rain and sleet Sunday. I'd rather have the snow!
ReplyDeleteSOooooo pretty. It looks like early spring to my Canadian eyes.
ReplyDeleteOh, such a wonderful view.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy weekend :)
Truly a wonderful view! Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots ~ very rural and scenic ~
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Great lanscape, greeting from Belgium
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