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- trees in sleeves of silver
- baaaaa...
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- pawing through the snow
- house detail
- Merry Christmas
- a delightful gathering
- mondel bread
- our younger daughter has crossed an ocean
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- don't let the blue sky fool you
- bless the carolers
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- 365th post!!!!
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- once the town high school
- the last cauliflower
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- monochrome monday: curses, foiled again
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- it's beginning to look a lot like christmas
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25 comments:
Such a lovely scene, cold is part of the beauty of winter.
I'll stay bundled up inside and just enjoy the view from a window. Lovely!
For sure... 7F above here... wind chill is -8. Stay warm!
Cold beauty! The trees are however stretching their arms to the sky...
Lucky Brattcat!It's fantastic, all place with beautiful snow, wow what a perfect day and picture!
Your place is wonderful!
Hugs
Léia
It looks cold and looks like Vermont.
Blue sky in this season is seldom good news.
Still, it looks lovely. I rather have some blue sky fool me where I live :)
That scene could be a postcard for a New England winter. So picturesque.
But the blue sky looks just like mine here today...the big difference is probably 50 degrees in temperature. So, I will just admire your photo from afar.
Great post!!
To have both blue sky and snow must be a kind of dream! at least, it is for me...(sigh..)
But so cozy inside! Look at the snow sliding off the roof-- just waiting to pounce on the next unlucky person to exit the house!
Oh but don't you love the sunlight reflected off the snow...
Three Rivers Daily Photo
This photo is so beautiful! Love everything here!
Oh please, I don't mind the cold, I just want to be there!
Today was cold (freezing point or just below), chaos (public transport strike combined with snow and ice) and horrible when cold and snow should be so beautiful.
Can you detect a hint of jealousy? ;-)
Very pretty scene but it's probably cold inside too, there doesn't seem to be much insulation in that roof.
You are so right about the weather today! Brrrr!
Sunny :)
A truly gorgeous photo which, though it may seem trite, would make a super New England postcard!
Nice place, too. But it's too cold for this ol' Florida boy!
Very beuatiful picture.
Merci beaucoup. I do jump the Atlantic one or twice a year but I then also jump the whole continent...
If I do ever make it from the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast, I'll let you know just like you will let me know when you're next anywhere near Paris, right? ;-)
You didn't tell me you lived in a postcard!! How fabulously gorgeous, but keep that cold, sistah!
Oh, my. Is that stunning, or what? Clear, crisp, bright, and a beautiful composition.
But it looks beautiful outside! :)
oh, baby - how pretty.
My very close friend went to Williams College and enjoyed visiting your site - brought back good memories for her.
Belated congratulations on 365 days of posting! great accomplishment.
Beautiful Shot !! Just beautiful !! I WOuld like to stay there for some time..
Cold and beautiful.
Ayup! The Arctic Express reached Quincy as well. Next on our weather agenda: blizzard.
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