KONICA HEXANON 24MM F2.8 (LATE F22 VERSION) 720nm filter. Camera was in illustration picture effect.

Because it's really so beautiful out there.

Langhorne Place, Salem, VA

Too cold for this shit!

lonely tree in snow storm

First real snowfall of the season.

Snow makes me really happy if you can't tell. :)

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Snowy Day Freezing my fingers off

We had a snow day at school so while everyone was cuddling in their jammies, I was tramping along campus behind the Abbey, freezing my wee tush off. But, Abbeyland is the most beautiful part of campus.

Feels like in the Harry Potter Movies. :) Outside of St John's College. Leica M2, Summicron 35mm

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Lots more snow with more to come... Lacie doesn't mind. :)

Heavy snow falling

Teddy absolutely adores the snow, as soon as his feet touch it he starts acting silly and has zoomies :) Today we awoke to a small sprinkle, what better Birthday present for Ted? ;)

Thank you to those who have Wished him a Happy Birthday. He had a blast and is currently flat out asleep.

Good morning everyone and I hope you had a nice weekend. Just a single pic today of a American Red-breasted Robin (Turdus migratorius) I took in snow back in February. It was perched on top of a snow covered shrub in search of haws that might have fallen from a Hawthorn tree.

Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you have a truly great day and week.

Lacey

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Shot is my back yard from inside the house.

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Winter Fun!

The minute thrill of snowflakes on warm skin - cold without, hot within

View of Town Hall from the Ayotte parking garage.

Good morning everyone. On this first day of April I thought I would post a pic taken on the first day of March. Photo subject is a Slate-colored Junco (Junco hyemalis hyemalis), which in many ways is the proverbial "snowbird". Now that it is April it won't be long before these birds head north to their summer breeding ground. Like clock work every year, they arrive in October and depart in April. One day soon the 25 or so Juncos that spend winter with us will be suddenly gone. Then and only then will it be "officially" Spring.

Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you're having a truly nice week.

Lacey

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