in boots and scarves, hats and coats
we lumber into pubs for a warming draft
(roofs look clean because the heavy snow sheds regularly,
sidewalks and streets look clean because we have such outstanding plowmen)
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13 comments:
Charming facades, look very inviting to go in...
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Léia
These do look like wonderful retreats to escape the cool of the season. The snow actually has an attraction in your photos. Not enough that I'd want to partake of it, but... :-)
These two look like charming and welcoming establishments. A good place to take refuge from bad weather.
I'm not ready for spring yet when I see this!
Come in, come in, the cozy buildings beckon . . .
Being snowed it must be a numbing way to live for a season a year!
Your roofs also look clean because Vermonters are wise enough to build structures with steeply pitched roofs to encourage snow to slide off.
64 and sunny in southern Ohio today. No more than an inch this year, not a problem as far as I'm concerned but nice to look at.
Can't believe there is still snow some places. Here it is 85 and the beaches are full - Spring Break!!!
Long live the plowmen! I remember fondly from years gone by in Wisconsin!
V
The red and orange give some heat to the white landscape!
We were buried in snow about 3 weeks ago, but now it seems a memory of the far past.
We had a fine spring day today, with around 13C.
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