I lied. If it snowed in August, this photo would have been taken in Alaska.
So, I give you…wait for it…
…snow in December! Does it make you feel cool?
This is the view from my father’s house in the Sierra Nevada foothills. And yes, it was at Christmas.
Snow is the theme for Jennifer Nichole Wells’ One Word Photo Challenge. Feel free to join the challenge any time!
An Intrinsic Love for Picturing the World
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My two cents about travel, life and easing into retirement
find peace - be content - joy someone
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Capturing the beauty of God's creation through the lens of a camera
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Jy is wat jy dink - nie wat jy dink jy is nie. Dit help soms om hardop te lag vir wat jy dink of dink jy is.
retired from work, not life
...out of a digital shoebox
The world is best viewed through the ears of a horse.
Thank you for that welcome ‘breath’ of cool air from the Sierras. It’s hot here in Fiji today…although not California hot.
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oh we had so much snow last year I can’t bear to look at it!! But your photo is quite beautiful, and it must be cozy indoors 🙂
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Lucky you (I guess)! Can you shovel some my way? I’ll be ready for wet, cold winters any time after the heat and drought we’ve had!
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Hi I just discovered your Blog because we both got Featured by Edwina! Your Blog is very interesting and I decided to Follow! I am an Artist Designer, I design unique Jewelry inspired by Nature. I express my creativity in many different ways. I love photography and Digital Art and when I am not sketching I like to paint with watercolors and sometimes I write little poems I hope you will visit and maybe follow if you enjoy my Art ways 🙂
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Hi and congrats on being featured as well! thank you for following and I will come check out your blog.
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Thanks! That would be great 🙂
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And here I was hoping you are in Down Under. We have snow in August 😉
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The closest thing we have to snow this time of year are the ashes from a nearby fire! 😦
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Is it close???
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No, not right now. We had one last month–it made national news, but it was still over 100 miles away.
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I saw that one! Those fires are nuts. We have some big ones here every summer. Thankfully way out of the city but it must be so scary for everyone living out there.
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No, I don’t feel the frosty air. I’m sitting here sweating my shirt off. ( Oh, sorry for the porn.)
Sweating my socks off. But it sure is pretty to look at!
Melinda
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Great photo. Yes it cools me need the thought if fresh air!
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thank you! I remember how cold it was on Christmas Day when I took the pic!
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Soon enough!:)
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Snow. I haven’t lived in NH long, but I have picked up on the specter that is snow. You don’t invoke its name. When reminding people of work of three-month follow up appointments, to the person they shiver and mutter, “November. It can’t be that close to November. There will be … snow.” 🙂
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I’ll be sure to keep the s-word down to a dull roar. I may shout it to the rooftops here in Cal though!
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Beautiful, picturesque image. Thank you so much for sharing. It does make me feel cool, and I sure need that in this Florida humidity!
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Thanks, Jennifer. Going to be hot on the west coast this coming weekend–yay!
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