Yesterday morning, I slipped on my Mucks, threw a coat on over my night gown, and ran out into a world gone white. I wanted to capture dawn in my back yard... for you.
The sun illuminated the fresh fallen snow with all of the magic you might imagine.
Only an hour later, I would be driving into town... past fairy forests and
sleeping corn fields...
When you live in the country you pick and choose the roads you travel on very carefully in the winter. At days end, I realized that this maybe my last evening turning down a our short cut until spring, so I snapped this familiar little woodland creek , too.
This utter beauty makes it easy for me to embrace the thoughts of the long, cold months ahead.
your winter wonderland looks like Narnia.
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wow - what stunning beauty.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing.
thank you from where we rarely see this...just bliss to see
ReplyDeleteA lovely blanket of snow. It looks like the land has just pulled it up under its chin and is having a bit of a slumber. The last shot is really magical.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I am coveting those boots. I soo need those.
I love snow. If it's gonna be winter, there should be snow! Wishing we had it more often here. Thanks for the lovely pics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I live in Arizona and never get a chance to see this type of scenery in person. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethanks for braving the cold for us!!! these pics are beautiful, I'm still waiting for snow to arrive here, hope it gets here soon!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. It looks as though we could be neighbors... such similar landscapes to ours.
ReplyDeleteWarm wishes.
Beautiful - like a dream....
ReplyDeleteI love my muck boots! However, mine are for sloshy around in mud at the family farm - not snow....
your photos are beautiful. we are also loving the light on the snow in the morning. hoping that it continues so that we can have a white christmas.
ReplyDeleteThat is breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your beauty with us!
ReplyDeleteThis is so delightful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Glad you braved the cold to capture them!
ReplyDeleteI used to be a spring, summer, fall lover, but am finally learning to love winter too. The cold is lousy, but the views are worth it!
How gorgeous! I envy what you get to see. Thanks for transporting me to another world thru your lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos Maya!
ReplyDeleteWinter is my favorite season for snapping photos of the rising sun.
love! your photos...winter outdoors is truly my favorite ~
ReplyDeletethere is certainly so much beauty to be found within the four seasons! I love the first photo!
ReplyDeleteNo way there's so much beauty!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right about picking and choosing the roads in winter in the country - we do the same thing. The hard part for us is each way out (there are three routes to take) are all treacherous! But we are lucky enough to have a county that deices for us. The unfortunate part is our own private road. :) Beautiful drive and photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for getting out there for us Maya. We were out of the door at 6;45 today and noticed how quiet and fresh the world is- even in the city.
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures, wonderful words! thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteMade me so happy to see these images! I can feel & smell the crisp, clean air just looking at them. We're supposed to get some snow this weekend - I cannot wait!!!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!! thank you very much for sharing
ReplyDeleteoh how lovely! we moved away from snow country and miss it so much. thanks for letting me get a glimpse of what we are missing down here in the south!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhh, country life.
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it looks winter wonderland. thanks for your sharring. firuzan goker
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful - Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWinter is really a joy to behold isn't it?
ReplyDeletegorgeous pics
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your winter wonderland! We don't get snow in Austin, TX so it's always nice to see. Lovely pictures! :)
ReplyDeleteThe arrival of winter is the symbol of falling of beautiful snow which covered the surroundings with a layer of whitening and milky white snow.It looks so beautiful and lovely.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are so beautiful, I can almost smell the crisp morning air. I miss living in the country sooooo much. Maybe one day I'll get out of the suburbs and back to living with nature!
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