We didn't get as much snow as the cities. I guess we are too far north and west of them:
That is Sunrise Mountain the the back:
The snow just piled up over the rock wall and around the trees.
This tree does look pretty, though:
Not really a big snow storm for us - this time!
Just want to say"Thank You!" to all that followed yesterday's post and commented!
Chickenmom
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Very pretty, I have to live vicariously through your posts since I have neither chickens or snow! lol Bet Charlie and the girls will stay inside on dry ground.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I wish I didn't have chickens when it snows! LOL! I'll try to get Charlie out of the pen today! :o)
DeleteVery pretty, at a distance. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the new pics and update.
It was just beautiful when the sun came up this morning - looked like there were diamonds scattered all over the place! Was recharging the camera, so I couldn't take a pic of it. :o(
DeleteIt sure is pretty, if you don't have to get out in it! I will continue to admire it from afar with the highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s of Phoenix.
ReplyDeleteIt really is beautiful here, Judy! Just glad we are retired and don't have to drive to work in it anymore!
DeleteYou did a bang up job blogging the storm, and now, the aftermath! Everyone loves the local angle on the national story. Thanks for keeping all of us internet denizens aware that you are a-ok in all that white stuff. We worry, you know
ReplyDeleteThanks, CW! It wasn't a big storm for us - had a heck of a lot more last year by this time - but it was fun to do!
DeleteGlad the heavy stuff missed you! We'd have rather had snow than the 7.1 quake this morning, but no one offered us a choice, darn it.
ReplyDeleteI don't blame you one bit, Rev. Paul! Don't think I'd like to experience a big earthquake like that! 'Hope everyone is OK!
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