“Coming and Going” or “To and Fro”. Whichever the case, it is always so much fun to be the first in the park after (or during) a snowfall.It wasn’t much of a snow, but it was snow nonetheless….Dead as a doornail, but still majestic in its stature is this Oak tree….You see things differently when it snows (or fogs)…this looks like it could be an old farm road, or just a natural, coincidental clearing in the treesI sure would have loved to sit around and watch the snow melt….
What a nice surprise, huh? I let the dogs out and noticed the sleet, then an hour later I just happened to look outside and the ground was white! Too bad it didn’t stick around longer.
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Great shots! The contrast of the snow on the trees is great in this set.
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Thanks Rob. The wet snow and the steady north wind got the “stick” going on…but like most snowfalls in Texas, it didn’t “stick” around long :)
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Lucky for you! It’s been snowy here for ages! aaah, so sick of winter haha.
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What a nice surprise, huh? I let the dogs out and noticed the sleet, then an hour later I just happened to look outside and the ground was white! Too bad it didn’t stick around longer.
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It was a wonderful surprise! If you got out in it, I hope you stayed warm and dry….and found a couple pictures too. :)
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