Not much conversion needed to turn this (slightly) color photograph into a black and white. The road leads into Owen Conservation Park, and the park is always a good bet to visit, even in the midst of a blizzard. Snow plows are stored in sheds in the park, and so its road is one of the first to get plowed.
The last time I stuck my yardstick into the side yard, the snow measured a good 16 inches in depth. So the browns of November are now the whites of December.
I see a new header PIX. Very seasonal. The wood has certainly filled up with snow. Good for skiing.
I see a new header PIX. Very seasonal. The wood has certainly filled up with snow. Good for skiing.
Looks like you got hit by the same snow as did we. Gorgeous winter scene!!!
Looks like you got hit by the same snow as did we. Gorgeous winter scene!!!
I love this! Beautiful in black&white portraying the wintry scene and depth. 🙂
I love this! Beautiful in black&white portraying the wintry scene and depth. 🙂
Oh, that’s so pretty! You did get a good snow! Hope we’re next!
Oh, that’s so pretty! You did get a good snow! Hope we’re next!
16 inches? Beautiful, but….16 inches?
16 inches? Beautiful, but….16 inches?
Absolutely beautiful photograph
Absolutely beautiful photograph
Absolutely beautiful photo
Absolutely beautiful photo
Hey Bo, Merry Christmas and this is a beautiful photograph which makes me a bit homesick as we used to get heavy falls of snow like this in Scotland where I used to live. Hope you are well and please keep in touch.
Hey Bo, Merry Christmas and this is a beautiful photograph which makes me a bit homesick as we used to get heavy falls of snow like this in Scotland where I used to live. Hope you are well and please keep in touch.