Friday, February 13, 2009

More December ice and snow

CLICK in these to see the ice better,





7 comments:

Malyss said...

All those pictures are really great!The branches are so thin but carrying the snow anyway, and the grass, each with a little snow on the head! i like each of your photos;
PS: I answered to your question about the narrow streets on my blog.

Rune Eide said...

Not much snow for you to play with - but you have been playing with your camera! And with good results as far as I can see. I think I prefer the last one since it has such a great depth due to the roads "leading" the eye into the picture.

Linda said...

wow, some very cold weather your having. We had a warm spell this week. It was great. Beautiful pictures.

EG CameraGirl said...

I'm glad to see you have some snow. Rain washed a lot of ours away but more snow will arrive shortly...says Environment Canada. ;-) I'm always intrigued by tree limbs outlined by snow. I think it's beautiful.

SandyCarlson said...

Beautiful snow! Enjoy!

dixymiss said...

Gorgeous shots, Paulie. I thought we were done with snow for the season... Surprise! Too bad about your poor little snoman getting squashed ~ Scrooges all right (some people) harumpf! ThanX for stopping by.

Cindi said...

I love the tree with the ice laden branches...beautiful!

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