It snowed off and on for 3 days.
Some nice shadows.
Find the Scotty
Daughter and I covered up the special cactus from getting a hard freeze burn on the new growth. Some paper bags and plastic bag. But when Agatha saw this new DANGER in the yard she started to loudly bark at it.
now no monster iagatha is studin' the just colds stuff to be seeing whatis this being
An experiment in cropping the photos.
I need a better phone camera but I love this series.
They are not black and white but between the gray skies, snow and shadows they came out this way.
Not monstor a Scotty.
! danger dangerdanger dangermonster iagatha will protect our home ! !! !
I had to show her it was OK. Now she doesn't care about the monster
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As always here is your pretty to start the weekend.
Have a good weekend and stay safe.
cheers, parsnip
Very dramatic skies, and such cute four legged critters!
ReplyDeleteWe do everything on a grand scale.
DeleteAnd no snowblowing and shoveling for you!? Just lovely mountain snow views? What a deal! Your gud dogs look great!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend!
oooooooooooo snow blower yes please.
DeleteALL these photos! Wow!
ReplyDeleteI am posting photos you don't have to read, unless it it the gud dug writing, my pathetic attempts at writing.
DeleteI always said my blog should be small amount of text more photos !
I love the photos! What pups and what views!
DeleteYour photos are amazing! I love all those mountain shots! Agatha is very brave to go after the unknown monster!
ReplyDeleteThank You,,,We all love and need our winter snow.
DeleteI love your snow and the photos you have taken of it. Not sure whether your two are enjoying it or whether they are happier to stay indoors in the warm.
DeleteThe snow is beautiful and so much needed here. lots of the snow is covering the fire damage from last year. Slow melt means no huge flooding .
DeleteLove the know pictures!
ReplyDeleteHave you had much snow this winter ?
DeleteNo, very little. We've had a few light snows with accumulations of two inches or so and a few dustings to tidy it up. A couple days ago, we had a biggest snow fall this winter of four inches. So far this is what a southern Michigander would call a mild winter.
DeleteGoodness, is it actually cold where you are at the moment, or just in the mountains? I see you have a new dog! Sorry I've been so absent, I seem to be in a constant pickle. X
ReplyDeleteYes it does get cold in the valley but just off and on here and there. It is warm today (73/54) but a new storm is coming in and temperatures will drop for the next few days then warm again.
DeleteAs for your "pickle" I almost gave up the blog 5 years ago when I was very sick but held on to it only blogging once a week. Everyone is a mess now !
Watson and thehamish died a few years ago and I am still berift but I found a Scottie Puppy, and then adopted Agatha who was saved from a hoarder I love them dearly but I still miss my Watson and thehamish who saved my life from the x..
I am trying to learn facebook and instagram who knows ?
Is that snow on a prickly pear? So pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt is more ice than snow by the time I took the photo on the Barrel Cactus.
DeleteYour cropped photos are truly beautiful. Those mountains remind me of the ones we saw in New Zealand. I usually love your view, but although I also love snowy mountains, in real life they often intimidate me and make me feel lonely. So I will be glad when you're back to your usual sunny scenes! :) Will you?
ReplyDeleteLove the cropped pics. I keep saying I want to get a zoom attachment for my phone.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are all fabulous. Such beautiful scenery for you to see out your windows! And of course, your gud dogs are mighty fine to look at, as well. It's good to see what good friends they've become. Our furry kids sure make being isolated and housebound bearable, don't they? I don't know how I'd ever manage without my girls... even if they do seem to think lying on my shoulder and across my chest is a good place to be while I'm trying to type on the laptop...
ReplyDeleteTake care and be safe, sweet lady. Cheers!