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Wednesday, December 18, 2019

OUR LITTLE TOWN

And it is a little town for sure. 

Several days after we got home and when the snow was melting off the roofs and roads were cleared we got out to get more snow pics following the big damaging snow cyclone that hit the area while we were on vacation.  It knocked out power for about a week and the amount of trees that fell, some on to houses were a lot.  Our next door neighbor had damage to her car and roof but we had no damage to the house but a lot of tree damage.   The temperatures rose above freezing and the snow melt has been pretty quick.  In our yard there is no snow left.  These pictures were after so much had already melted.

Next few posts so i can chronicle on my blog this point in time will be about the snow.




















11 comments:

  1. La nieve crea preciosas estampas . Las vistas de estas imágenes nevadas, tienen un gran atractivo.

    Besos

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  2. what unique and colorful homes in your lovely photos ~ Mother Nature can be so damaging and weather has been erratic across the country ~ It is the wind that is so strong ~ So snow and rainstorms can be so wild ~ Glad you are safe ~

    Happy Moments to You,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  3. Mucha nieve Sandy.
    Te deseo una Feliz Navidad ⛄🎄🕯🕊🎅
    Un abrazo.

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  4. Wow, beautiful pictures but, oh my, I don't think I could take it. SO cold!!

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  5. You have snow! And everything looks so wonderful surrounded by it. Even houses look more brighter.
    Very beautiful photographs!!!

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  6. Muy bellas imagenes invernales.

    Mis mejores deseos para estas fiestas que se acercan

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  7. Is this your little town? That is more snow than I've seen where we used to live in Oklahoma! Glad there was no damage to your house.

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  8. Wow, that is a lot of snow! We had a bomb cyclone last year, but it wasn't so bad here by the coast. I just love the cheerful colors of the home there.

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  9. That looks like a lot of snow.
    In my part of the UK it's been rain, rain and rain!!!

    All the best Jan

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  10. Colorful and pretty even in the snow.

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  11. Now I see that you were away during the long power outage. I hope your beautiful trees weren't damaged too badly. You do live in a storybook town! And the snow makes it even more like a European mountain village.

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