We woke up to a white winter wonderland this morning with about 4 inches of fine powdery snow covering everything. Just a few miles to the North and West of our location they got 6-8 inches and the North Carolina Mountains were hit with 8-12 inches. Not much snow perhaps in other parts of the country but a nice snow for these parts.
So did the dogs get their morning walk today. You betcha they did! ;-)
It’s a beautiful scene. I’ll bet the dogs really enjoyed the walk today.
Ken, those dogs love their walks more then anything. I’ve never had them not want to go and if that were to ever happen I’d probably call the Vet.
Looks beautiful–your pups look a little bewildered :)Mary Ann
Mary Ann, thanks and so good to hear from you. Those guys looked bewildered because my wife was on the porch taking these photos and they couldn’t figure out what was going on.
Earl, do the dogs have to wipe their feet before entering the house?
Steve, no that’s my job…I “get” to wipe their feet for them. ;-)
It looks as though a good time was had by all. You certainly had beautiful day after Christmas.
Hi Anita, it was a fine time indeed and a beautiful day since we didn’t have to be anywhere but there.
I love when it sticks to branches like this. I have been hoping for a snow like this during my time off this week, but no such luck yet. When it has all blown off the trees, it isn’t quite as appealing.
Mark, yeah it had just the right moisture content to stick like this and there was almost no wind while it was snowing. Best conditions!
Man, these images look wonderful, the way a snowfall is suppose to look. However, it had a different look at the airport. What a mess that was. What really was amazing was, and is, the cold temperatures that came along with the snowfall. And, the cold also helps with the powdery snow. :-) Stay warm!
Monte, it never looks appealing when you’re trying to travel and especially after it’s been pushed around and is turning into a brown slush. Long hard days for you and a lot of people trying to get home after Christmas on the East Coast…glad I wasn’t one of them.