I might not have any blooms but I think the Winter Garden is still beautiful.
I visited a beautiful blog this morning from Darla at More Family and Flowers. It really gave me a case of spring fever, way to early for that, in this next of the woods… But it did inspire me to take some pictures of my garden this morning.
4 inches of the soft fluffy snow fell over night. At least it’s easy to shovel , light as a feather.
Guess the birds won’t be drinking out of this bird bath any time soon.
or this one !!!
They might take shelter in here .
You can see how soft this snow is , you can just blow it away. That’s because it was only 9 degrees this morning when I was taking these pics. My fingers were freezing even with gloves . Guess it’s an age thing, circulation slows down to the extremities when you get older ……….
Well,I guess the kids are hungry ,they think whenever I’m out side , it’s to feed them .
They certainly don’t look like they need to eat. Check out those fat bellies.
That’s little Alice behind the snowman. My granddaughter named her after a character in “ Twilight”. Her brother is Emmet. That’s Nat behind her. We also have Starbright, Hunter, Daisy, Zoey and Willy. The snowman is on a timer so we have light when we need to feed the goats in the dark.
Hope everyone has a great weekend.
God Bless,
Lynda
Hello Lynda, so many beautiful images of the fluffy stuff! We received almost the exact same amount of light snow, and I can only imagine what will happen when the wind picks up.
ReplyDeleteYour little goat herd is adorable! They don't look like the snow bothers them one little bit.
Thank you for sharing these images, Lynda and hope you have a great weekend, too!
I enjoyed your snow shots. I too live in the snow for almost 6 months some years. If you enjoy snow and have a little time, drop by to see my series on the Falls in winter. Loads of scenery at Niagara Falls. Loved your goats. Such little cuties.
ReplyDeleteVery photogenic snow. Lovely.
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