With the end of March fast approaching,I am hoping that we are done with snow for this season.I am, however,realistic,knowing that in Manitoba we could have some more snow, before spring really sets in. In this post I will share some more snow scenes, simply because they are pretty.I hope you all don't mind looking at them.
We all need some eye candy from time to time so here is a lovely Dahlia from last summer's gardens.I am already looking forward to visiting the English Gardens this summer to enjoy all the flowers there.
When the right kind of snow falls, even a fence can become a work of art.
When the right kind of snow falls, even a fence can become a work of art.
These snowy scenes were captured in early March,but are still pretty today.This was the kind of snow that clung to every branch and twig.
A shrub which, on regular days I might not even have noticed, now becomes a thing of beauty.
A few days after the snow, we had sunshine and that layer of snow began melting, forming icicles on many branches.
These icicles look so much prettier than the fake ones I sometimes see on decorated Christmas trees.
I guess the down side would be that these wouldn't last very long inside.
To end this wintery post, let's step back into September and enjoy a lovely sunset at Lake Minniwasta. This was one of those evenings that was nearly perfect.Lovely color in the sky, a calm lake surface and the quiet peace of evening.
Closing Thought:
The following are some words from a song I love.Think about this.
Your walk talks and your talk talks,
But your walk talks louder than your talk talks.
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