78: A walk in the meadow
Posted: December 9, 2010 Filed under: 365 Life in the Bogs Challenge, Adventures in Life, Autumn, Earth, home, nature, Photography, snow, travel, Walking, water | Tags: Meadow, Pennsylvania, snow, travel, winter 16 Comments
(A walk in the meadow.)
I don’t have time to do much more than put up a few photos from today’s walk. The house-sitter is coming tomorrow. M and I are taking off for a quick trip east that is more business than pleasure. Hopefully we won’t run into any snow in the mountains of Pennsylvania.
(Clouds over the meadow.)
Today was sunny and a little warmer than it has been. The high was 26 degrees but it felt like 26 degrees. In other words, there was no wind or wind chill factor.
So much to do and so little time. If anyone out there has some spare time they’re not using, please feel free to send it me. I could use it. Thanks!
Life in the Bogs 
Gorgeous!! I wish we had some clear blue sky like this – we haven’t seen the sun for more than a few minutes a day in probably a couple of weeks now! I can live vicariously through these until our sun returns….
I hope you get some sunshine soon, Holly. I know how depressing it can be to see nothing but gray and clouds day after day.
I love that icicle shot! Great perspective!
Thank you, Karma. 🙂
I think the photo is almost actual size. lol!
Love that icicle. We’ve got them, too. I take great pleasure in throwing some of then in the hot tub — it’s our first winter season using it.
lol, Bo! What a great way to get revenge on winter.
Have a good, safe trip.
Thanks, Nickie! It’s been good so far. 🙂
Oh, that is a beautiful dreamy meadow photo. What a perspective shot of an icicle! Whoa!
Have a safe and enjoyable trip, Robin. 🙂
Thank you, Anna. 🙂
What gorgeous winter scenes and images. Still waiting – here – for our first snow!
Thanks, Marcie. 🙂
I’ll see what I can do about sending you some of our snow.
Once again … beautiful shots ….
Thank you, Bearyweather. 🙂
Robin, just noticed my blog on your blogroll. Thank you.
It’s great that you can travel with your husband. Good going.
You’re welcome, Marianne. 🙂
I think that’s the reason my husband really hasn’t wanted me to go back to work. (I’m not sure I could — physically — go back to my old job, anyhow). He enjoys having the company when he travels. I enjoy it too, most of the time. But there are also times, like now, when I’m glad we’re going to be home for a weekend or two. 🙂