It started to fall down gently yesterday and by the time John went to work at 10pm there were about 2 inchies but when I woke up there were at least 5 inchies and it was a miracle he made it home through the snow as the snowplough had not been through yet. I jumped out of bed, got dressed and grabbed my camera. Turned out I could have taken my time as it stayed all day and is still looking as beautiful as first thing this morning.
But I like the fact it was still dark enough for my flash to come on and prov ide a bit of mysterious ligting to all the photographs. 
This is the view of our house from the old railway bridge. The white dots are snowflakes falling on my camera lens. I was going to clean them up digitally but they actually proved to be an asset to the picture.
This is the view of our house from the old railway bridge. The white dots are snowflakes falling on my camera lens. I was going to clean them up digitally but they actually proved to be an asset to the picture. 
A bit later during the morning, the sun made it through all those snow clouds and added a touch of gold to everything, including the new rose pergola John built back in the summer.
Although the summer remains my favourite time of year, I do LOVE snow!!
3 comments:
What fantastic photo's, they are magical, thanks for sharing them
ooh, lovely. we didn't get any snow down here, though they told us we would - it wouldn't have been anything like as much as yours, though. Love that you measure snow in inchies!
what lovely photos, Frieda. It does not snow a lot where you live?? Thanks for sharing these photos - just beautiful!
Now I am off to work on my first-ever "inchies" - I will be sending them off to you next week!
: ) Lenna
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