On Friday we got an unexpected snowfall. The temperatures were above freezing, and rain was in the forecast, but instead it snowed. This morning (Saturday) it was all very pretty.
The sun just coming up
It started out mostly cloudy
The sky was starting to break up to the south. Looking over our hay field to the neighbours.
To the east there was blue sky. This is our old riding ring and the horse shelter back there. Luna abandoned her ball and she and Jake took off on a hot scent.
Jake
More blue sky to the east, and Luna.
There's a trail through there somewhere.
We'll let the Yeti go first.
Loving that blue sky!
It froze overnight, so the snow was not heavy and wet.
Looking across the back hayfield. See the fog bank hanging back there. Glen Valley and the Fraser River are to the north of us. We get the fog rising up from there sometimes.
Makes me think of a Bev Doolittle painting.
And by the time we were done, the fog bank had rolled back over us. No more sunshine for us today.
I'd like to wish every one of my readers a very Merry Christmas. Thanks for hanging in there through the blogging dry times.
All the very best to everyone in 2017.
Wonderful photos. And I agree about the Bev Doolittle!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
Merry Christmas! Your photos are beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteYou took some great pictures once again. I hope your day was all you hoped for. Take care and stay warm!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Happy New Year to you and yours. Thank you for the great blog and great pictures during 2016. I've enjoyed them very much!
ReplyDeleteOH these photos are spectacular!!!
ReplyDeletethe fog and that new snow- i want to nibble it off the branches...
the photo with the abandoned ball has a story to it, the way it draws you in...
(((Hugs))) and a peaceful new year to you and yours