A YEAR OF PIES!
HOMEMADE LIVING: HOME DAIRY
HOMEMADE LIVING: KEEPING BEES
HOMEMADE LIVING: CANNING & PRESERVING
HOMEMADE LIVING: KEEPING CHICKENS
Little House on the Knob
From last night. I think we’re up to around 9″ right now, with the possibility for more before sundown. Power’s on, though, the wood stove is roasting, sipping a latte, working on the sixth chapter in “Keeping Bees.” So far, so good.
*It’s hard to capture a still photo of dogs who enjoy snow as much as mine. Dexter practically squealed with delight when we let him out (there’s a reason one of his many, many nicknames is “Pig”). At least some members of our household appreciate the white fluff for just what it is.
We live in New England so I know snow can be a destructive pain sometimes, but gosh those photos are just so beautiful!!Hope you all stay warm and have a cozy weekend.
Beautiful, and nice not to have to go anywhere. We're more prepared this time than last time, that's for sure!One of these days after it thaws, we'll have to meet up.
Enjoy your snuggle time before the woodstove!
the photos look gorgeous!
Ditto regarding the beauty of these photos, especially the one of your home.
lovely! i think winter bypassed pdx minus the one freak snow day we had. just another misty january day!
I see you got dumped on like we did in VA! My chickens do not like the snow. Yours?
Yep, Jessie, dumped on again! And just after the Ladies' yard had finally melted clear from last month's snow. They're not ga-ga about it, but they seem fine. I'm giving them extra corn and grit and treats like currants and leafy greens. They're hanging out in the hen house, griping about the snow in their yard, but only pretty benignly, like grounded teenagers. I think they're just bored.
Such a beautiful scene of snow you have captured. Living on the Front Range of Northern Colorado, I know how heavy snow can be, and you captured it perfectly.Stay warm