A Snowy Day at Hole in the Wall
Even though we live in British Columbia, we don't get that much snow. Our location near the coast moderates our climate.
But when we do, it's an exciting event for me. I grew up in Southern California and the closest I came to snow was looking at it high on top of the San Gabriel Mountains.
Over the weekend we had a brief period of snow. But you had to be fast, it melted almost as quick as it arrived. Here's a short video Wayne took to share with you.
How has your winter weather been? Or are you one of the lucky ones south of the equator enjoying warm summer days? -- Margy
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Soooo gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you. - Margy
DeleteSnow is so pretty as it falls, but I am glad we get only a small amount
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great week!
Hope you enjoyed the snowy cabin tour. - Margy
DeleteNeat! I know what you mean about the excitement of a snowfall. I live in Central Coast CA. We do get snow on the Diablo Range and the higher peaks nearby during good winter weather.
ReplyDeleteI know where you live. I've been to your town, once with students furing a college airmeet. - Margy
DeleteLOTS of snow over Christmas and New Years, but it had almost all disappeared by yesterday. Now it's cold and snowing again.
ReplyDeleteOurs was gone by the end of the day. - Margy
DeleteLots you got some snow pictures! We've only had one day of snow so far.
ReplyDeleteWe sometimes get snow into March, so this might not be the last of it. - Margy
DeleteYou did just get a dusting. We got half a foot on Saturday then Sunday it starting raining "river of rain" they called it. Rained solid and woke up to no snow Monday - melted all of it! Good riddance, I am tired of shoveling
ReplyDeleteThat's one good thing about living out here on the coast. We get winter weather but it doesn't stick around for long. - Margy
DeleteThe first photo is beautiful, Margy. Snow when it isn't expected is a real treat, if you have a camera handy, and you did!
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I never get tired of taking pictures of Goat Island off my front porch. And I always have a camera (or two) ready all the time. - Margy
DeleteAwesome views n Great pics.
ReplyDeleteThank you. - Margy
DeleteYour first picture is stunning. I am one of those lucky ones south of the equator enjoying Summer. the temperatures here have been erratic - from too hot to a bit too cold :)
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We can see a definite change in the amount of sunlight already. Spring is on the way. - Margy
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