This morning was cloudy amd snow was forecast for this afternoon. I dropped off a trunk full of cardboard at the recycling center, did some quick shopping, and made a swing through the state park to take a few pictures. The snow was a little late in arriving and did not accumulate very much.
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Linda, I think this is a beautiful reflection picture. I hope you didn't get more snow after you posted. We are hearing the East Coast was to get blizzard conditions today. (We only get snow here by the Gulf of Mexico [Houston, Texas, area] about once every ten years.)
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I love the rose photo Linda. We have got plenty of new snow and more is coming: a strong snowstorm hits Finland over the weekend. I’ll stay warm inside.
ReplyDeleteLove your black and white - great contrast and reflections! Stay warm in the snow.
ReplyDeleteThe roses are a cheerful burst of colour to start my day.
ReplyDelete...I was out in a storm storm yesterday and my color images look black and white.
ReplyDeleteThe Shenandoah looks tranquil in these conditions.
ReplyDeleteLooks very cold and quiet. Be safe through the incoming storm, aka bombogenesis (BBC)
ReplyDeleteSuch a contrast between the roses and the snow, but both beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteThe reflection photo is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning Pink roses, Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.
ReplyDeleteI do like the pink roses, and the reflection in your second photograph is lovely.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan