after a quiet start to winter, central illinois got a snowy blowy storm that dumped like 8 inches & then sculpted those inches into knee deep drifts that have turned my yard into an obstacle course requiring a workout just to get to the goats & ducks.
also, i had to dig out my driveway, both for the mail delivery person as well as for my own plans to ever leave the house. i don’t have a snowblower or a plow. i did it by hand & was more than impressed with how strong i am as well as how fit yoga has kept me. i don’t even have a sore back.
this morning we got the added element of frosting on all the trees & bushes & anything sitting still enough to be frosted.
hoarfrost is one of my favorite things.
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I love shoveling snow. Very peaceful, satisfying and therapeutic.
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So pretty!
Also, such a pain in the ass
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i love the snow–even though it does make everything so much more challenging.
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Why does hard work have to look so beautiful. What amazing photo’s 👍🏻❤️
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I love snow–even if i have to shovel it. it’s just magical.
my ten year old took most of the photos. i do not have an eye for photography. 🙂
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Wow someone has a talent. Yes I’m a big fan also. Living by the sea we don’t get enough of it. A snow day to us is like birthdays and Christmas rolled into one.
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one year in wisconsin i was pregnant & it snowed like crazy. i went off the road once & had to get my car back on the road by myself. another time i was hit on a snowy road & my car was totaled.
yet still, every time it snowed–which was seemingly non-stop, i would be all, “snow–yay!”
maybe i was a husky in a past life.
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Haha, always new you were Amazonian. It snow’s here and the world stops. We just don’t know how to cope with bad weather.
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