Where the sun hits the eastern side of the house we are getting quite a February thaw today.
The snow is off the trees and the railing and we can almost see the table that was buried in snow a few days ago.
Under the eaves on the western side of the house it is a different story. Icicles still cling to the evergreen shrub.
Above the door the thick ice holding up a row of icicles that keep growing. Maybe today as it thaws we will find the missing dog toys and other odds and ends that have been buried in the drifts of snow. To find other weekend snapshots go
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Where the sun hits the eastern side of the house we are getting quite a February thaw today.
Under the eaves on the western side of the house it is a different story. Icicles still cling to the evergreen shrub.
Above the door the thick ice holding up a row of icicles that keep growing. Maybe today as it thaws we will find the missing dog toys and other odds and ends that have been buried in the drifts of snow. To find other weekend snapshots go here.
That is an interesting contrast. I love the way the icicles look. Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat second photo looks like it was printed on fabric. It is very beautiful. You had a beautiful Sunday!
ReplyDeletehahahhaa.. I do hope you'll be able to find the missing stuffs soon :P
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! I so love the last one specially :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday!
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What a change from side to side. Neat!
ReplyDeleteMy Weekend Snapshot
lol I hope you find the missing toy..Im sure happy that its getting warmer there now..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots :D
ReplyDeletegosh... i do miss the feel of that transition feel from winter to spring. although it may be a bit early in the season, your pics remind of that...
ReplyDeletecheck out my WS entry and celeb spotting attempts at http://flipland2.blogspot.com.
cheers!
Oh i like your pictures its really pretty and winterly. Happy WS!
ReplyDeleteAren't Icicles magical in their own way?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! The "Pam" was a bomb after being hit all weekend. Newest tip is a heat strip that you put on the back of dish using that special sticking foam. You make circles and it plugs into a 110 plug. We will let you know. ;)
ReplyDeleteOOOOH you have the same kind of weather we are having. Have lots of those Icicles hanging
ReplyDeleteI had one HUGE icicle off the patio. It must have formed from a leak in the gutter.
ReplyDeleteToday it warmed and the wind blew - and most of our snow is gone. Except for the piles formed from shoveling or plowing.