and all the dainty snow angels tread lightly as they go
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28 comments:
Wow, this looks beautiful, the house, the snow, great photo.
If that is a white carpet, it has a very deep pile.
How lovely, just right for groundhog day.
Very pretty.
Fascinating view, this house is so charming wearing snow! :)
Léia
This house looks perfect in the winter scene. Ah, winter!!
It was a "big" carpet this time with an ice runner under the snow.
The carpet may be thick but, the scene is beautiful.
Such a sweet composition! Down the steps, across the road, to our friend's house we go! But very carefully. And would someone get the snow shovel out, please?
Yikes! Sounds like y'all are getting another round of the white stuff and the cold.
Re your comment: earned my stripes, indeed. Very funny!
Have a great day!
Very pleasing, that soft green against the deep white snow. . .Hope you and mr. b. are not straining your backs shoveling.
It's like walking on sugar and floating on cream..
Beautiful indeed! What a contrast to what I've posted today. :-)
Everything is right with the world as you tread down the white carpet -- barbara
You are definitely in the thick of it. And what a beautiful sight!
Is there a scone hidden underneath this that we could put some strawberry jam on it?
Even here today a little dusting. My Meeps will be the snow kitty tomorrow! :)Yours is much more beautifiul of course.
Beautiful view!
A carpet of winter beauty. I like the lead-in to the picture with the snowy pathway!
Hi BC. Re your comment on Ocala DP: the wheelchair is one of several provided for handicapped people. The store was not busy so he wasn't depriving anyone of a wheelchair, but he was a pain in the butt! And a danger, too, tearing about in that thing with all of us old folks just trying to stay upright!
His mother didn't seem to notice.
Is it the snow or the house or both that make this shot special? Very nice.
Pure Currier & Ives. We got off pretty easy compared to much of the Midwest and Northeast.
So beautiful!
wow wow wow!!
Beautiful winter scene, the house look great!
Beautifull with snow, best regard from Belgium
Oh how I like the peaks and porches of this house. It looks inviting even under a blanket of snow.
Hey that's my old house at 12 Chapin Street! Looks pretty in a blanket of snow from accross the street. How cool is that to see your old house in a blog. Love your photos!
Hey that's my old house at 12 Chapin Street! Looks pretty in a blanket of snow from accross the street. How cool is that to see your old house in a blog. Love your photos!
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