This winter has been surprisingly mild. We had a cold blast with lingering snow in November, but it has been pretty docile since.
This morning I woke at the cabin to an unexpected snow storm. Not the bitter kind, but a warm, wet one.
It lasted until noon, then turned to rain, washing the lovely white mantle away. -- Margy
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Take a realistic look at life in a remote location where you make your own power, live in harmony with nature, and determine your own destiny. Read Off the Grid by Wayne J. Lutz and see how it works for a couple living in a Coastal BC float cabin.
GLorious photo! Around here snow is never a surprise...shovelled this a.m. and then it started again. Now, the Lake Effect Snow has gone and it is very sunny.
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Jenn - I like my kind better. The rain does the "shoveling" for me after a few hours of winter fun. - Margy
ReplyDeleteGood old coastal snow. I miss its here-today-gone-tomorrowness. I remember winters with no snow at all out there.
ReplyDeleteLooks so pretty though, Margy!
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Those are beautiful shots Margy. Tks for commenting on my post. Would love to visit Powell River...gorgeous area!
ReplyDeleteThe rocks and trees are gorgeous with that dusting of snow.
ReplyDeleteThat second photo looks as pretty as a painting!!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for stopping by for my Skywatch Friday post. It's so much fun to participate with all the great bloggers coming by. - Margy
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