Sunday dawned bright, with that crystal clear blue sky that often follows a storm. The temperature hovered around 20, but the sun made it seem much warmer.
My Weber Grill, forgotten and uncovered, became a work of art. Or so it seemed to me.
It’s been fun sharing a few photos at a time, and I very much appreciate you stopping by to take a look. To see other images from the Blizzard of 2016, please visit #Jonas, Snowbound Bike Chick, The Lull, or Keep The Feeder Full.
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Great shots Laurie and the Weber grill is definitely a work of art 🙂
Too fun, right? Wonder if it will still work …
Two good ones
Thanks, Derrick!
Pristine!
Yes! It’s one of the best things about fresh snow
Wasn’t it all spectacular! I’m so glad you got to enjoy some great snow days – and I also hope your Weber will defrost and be usable come summer time 🙂 xo
I’m wondering about that grill …
How are you, Pauline? I need to catch up with you!
Should we skype some time when you have a little time? 🙂
Thanks for stringing these out! it’s been nice to see the new ones each day. I do love the light and shadow in the tree picture!
Although I do not miss the snow shoveling…I really enjoyed your posts! Have a great weekend, Johanna
Thank you, Johanna. I’m hoping to get over to your place later today!
Your photos are so cool…
Thank you, Heather. I appreciate that comment!
These are wonderful! I like that Weber snow sculpture. I have really enjoyed this week of snow, Laurie. However, I must confess, that although I like to look at it, being an ex California girl I have a hard time dealing with it if it is up to a foot and lasts longer than a couple of days.
OK, you asked us to share our snow and I am late to the party getting mine posted, but here it is, my one and only. 😉 https://pixilatedtoo.wordpress.com/2016/01/30/footprints/
Oh, YAY! I’m on my way over now!
Weber volcano 🙂
Indeed! It’s very much like the crater of a volcano
The light in that last shot is gorgeous….I do love it when snow glitters✨💕✨
Me, too! The sparkles and glitters were so bright this morning … but I was too cozy to get out there and shoot.
Nice! I wouldn’t mind seeing the second photo lightened up a bit, but that’s just because I’m annoyingly picky. 🙂
Thanks for the suggestion.
I like them a lot, LB…lovely winter images.
Thank you!
These really give a sense of the sparkling heaps of snow. The light is fabulous in both of them, and I love the dark mood of the second one. It feels like you’re in a shadowed forest, or it’s early morning or evening, and makes it mysterious to contemplate the Weber volcano crater in this secret place.
I have enjoyed your whole series. It was a lovely idea to schedule them as you did. Of course, I am LATE to the party and I got to soak them all up in one delicious morning in February, ha ha. 🙂