Every Wednesday from now until spring begins in March, I will have a winter-related post.
Winter began today at 5:44 local time.
Today, a building in the small community of Maine, New York, with an old-fashioned commercial on its side.
For my fans in places that rarely see snow, the coming months should be a treat for you. Not only that, but I read a news article yesterday saying that Binghamton, New York leads the eastern United States in total snowfall so far this season.
Yay, us.
Happy Winter! Happy holiday season.
Welcome! I hope I bring a spot of calm and happiness into these uncertain times. I blog about flowers, gardening, my photography adventures, the importance of chocolate in a well lived life, or anything else on my mind.
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
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Lake effect snow hasn't quite taken hold. Once it does, you will be left in the (white) dust.
ReplyDeleteperfect rural vintage scene for the season!
ReplyDeleteI never thought that I would miss the snow, but I really do! Can't wait to live vicariously through you! Stay warm and have a very happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE SNOW!!! Did that sound uber enthusiastic? Good thing I live in Canada. Although, so far this year, we've only had a few inches. Snowless by our standards . . .
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of celebrating winter! This time of year makes me nostalgic for sledding, tobogganing, ice skating and all things happy from my Michigan childhood! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteBinghamton, New York? I have never been to Binghamton but commend you for your resolve. Not everyone can claim the internal fortitude to brave the long winter and avalanche levels of snow. Keep writing and help us enjoy it from afar. :)
ReplyDeleteAfter recently living six years in places that have snow, I do sort of find myself missing it a bit. Mostly, I just really miss wearing a scarf & the occasional pair of gloves!
ReplyDelete"Rarely see snow"? To see snow, I must travel 2 hours on winding mountain roads. But I'm okay with that. I'll enjoy your pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. It looks like a setting out of a thriller novel. Will wait for more :)
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