...our pretty cross wreath - can you say wreath when it's not a circle?...the frost on there is real and will melt later...see Jack peeking out the door behind...
...Scout's climbing tree with a nice layer of hoarfrost too...
...the row of Cherry trees in front of the Church...
...patterns in the snow...
...hoarfrost...
...the Church...
...Wilhelm the Willow (I call him Willie) tree - all bundled up for winter - young trees must be protected from sunscald as well as the deer...
...coming back inside...the new front door...LOVE...
...and our sweet Jack-Jack loves a sunny spot so much...
So lovely! I really enjoy the hoarfrost pictures-beautiful!
ReplyDeletePeace, Angela
Beautiful! I grew up with snow, and I miss it so, so, SO much!!! All these years later, I think I will never really get used to Christmas without snow outside.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!!!
ReplyDeleteMy little Yorkie loves a sunny spot. We recently had snow, very early for us, he jumped out of the door and vanished!
ReplyDeleteHe came in wearing a snow overcoat!
Frost is much prettier than snow!
i love that you had blue skies to go with your sparkly white . . . we had grey skies with ours - both beautiful . . . and your glass ornament reflections are so pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful winter-y wonderland by you!
ReplyDeleteMuch beauty and light inside and out!
ReplyDeleteyes, how pretty! we're in for some really cold wx ourselves next week. no white stuff, though! love, k
ReplyDeleteteeheee snow IS awesome :D
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! And I love the blue door :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, as is your gorgeous new Advent 2010 header.
ReplyDeleteLast week I was lying on the floor in the sunny spot. My skin felt DELICIOUS. :D
the snowy/icy trees are so pretty against that sky!
ReplyDeleteAll that snow is like a fairy tale. Your blue door is lovely amongst all the white!
ReplyDeletexo,
Jeana