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Sunday, December 9, 2018

FRONT PORCH POST BEND OREGON

I had the pleasure several years ago to be in Bend Oregon in the winter.  This was the first time I really knew I loved snow except as a kid in Kansas...and....anywhere but in my yard for more than a few days.

I remember every time I went out walking with my camera while we were staying up in Bend, I would get excited as the scenes came into view on my walks.  I went out several times a day for walks and got tons of snow pics!  I think I'll share them here again.  I did share some before, years ago but it's time to bring them forward again so I can enjoy it once more.  It was so cold - colder than I had experienced in Wrightwood, which was my first real experience living in the mountains in winter.

I didn't even notice the cold that much - I was too busy looking for more beautiful scenes.

Anway - one of my favorite houses in the neighborhoods I walked up there - this one was just a few steps from my son's house and I 've taken pics of this house in every season that we visited.

If it were my front porch I would  enjoy this front porch in spring, summer and fall and would enjoy looking at it in winter - much too cold to sit out there.  It looks out upon Compas park which is a park that is created like a compass with all the neighbohood streets coming into the middle.  A great place for families and friends to meet and greet each other.





6 comments:

  1. Pretty house and porch. I like the bushes/trees in front of the next house down too. Compass park sounds like a neat idea in the middle of the neighborhoods like that.

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  2. Such a pretty place. And it looks like it's well maintained, too.

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  3. I will enjoy seeing them again! Would love to be there in the snow for a little while!

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  4. Tiene un porche magnífico un tanto en alto para divisar el paisaje. Tampoco yo me siento en la terraza en invierno y eso que aquí en miciudad no suele caer la nieve.

    Besos

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  5. thanks all. One of the many places I love - kind of glad my kids moved out of state, I've got to see places i never would have visited..

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