February 10, 2013
Punxsutawney Phil, the most famous of prognosticating rodent prognosticators, did not see his shadow on Feb. 2nd. He also failed to predict the record breaking winter storm Nemo. Spring might be delayed this year...sorry Phil. Here are a few fun photos of the storm followed by some photos I took last year to cheer up those who are suffering from cabin fever and can't wait for spring to arrive.
Fresh Snow on Bricks
Good Thing the Doors Open Inward
I Think We got Between 24 and 27 Inches Of Snow
Here is a View From Our Workshop
Snow Drifts Over The Windowsill
4 Foot Snow Drifts Behind George and the Lions
First Path Through Drifting Snow
This Image Reminds Me of Growing up in Montana. Playing in the Snow All Day, Cold, Tired, and Wet. Ready for a Warm Dinner.
Snow Drifts to the Sill
Anticipating a Warm Room After Hours of Shoveling
The Pear Trees Weathering the Storm
Photo From 2007 Snowstorm
Photo From 2008 Snowstorm
Otto the Snow Dog Wishes for Storms Like Nemo Every Winter
Otto Loves the Snow
I'm tired of dreary desolate winters with sleet and ice storms that break tree limbs and knock out the power. I agree with Otto, it's nice to finally get a real winter storm, it's beautiful and fun.
Winter Can be Beautiful, but I Prefer Spring and Summer
No matter how much snow we get, and how beautiful it is, by the middle of Feburary I'm ready for spring. If you are suffering from cabin fever, here are some photos that I took last year to remind you that spring is not too far off.
First Signs of Spring
Exploring the Garden
This Little Guy is questioning Phil's Early Spring Prediction.
Wisteria Garden
Espaliered Pear Trees
Blue Painted Antiques With Blue Spring Flowers
Spring Outdoor Display.
Spring Outdoor Setting
Outdoor Tablescapes
Country Side Table with Dried Flowers
Spring View of the Grounds
In Maine We Picnic in Style
In Maine We Display in Style
In Maine We Relax in Style
"What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness". John Steinbeck. Travels with Charley: In Search of America.
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