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Showing posts with label warmth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warmth. Show all posts

Sunday, November 23, 2014

The Melt








Much of last weeks snowfall melted away overnight.  This morning started with a thick cover of white fog.  These were taken as the fog was subsiding.




Enjoy!

~Robin



Thursday, March 13, 2014

Shy Kitty


Warm temperatures, flirting with but not quite hitting 50 (F), have started to coax shy pussy willows out.

Park paths are not cleared and difficult to walk.  The slushy snow is unpredictable and still deep in places.

Enjoy the warmth and sunshine!

~ Robin



Monday, March 10, 2014

Crack in the Cold



It was very slushy and wet out there today.  Seems there has been a "crack" in the cold these few days and the snow is shrinking.  The second level down is visible at the bleachers.  

The melting overflow has started to cover the creek, some water flowing over, some seeping upward from a crack in the ice.  
  
In spite of the overflow, the 'curiosity' is still visible on top of the remaining ice.
Signs of spring on the way!

Enjoy!

~ Robin

Friday, March 29, 2013

Spring Meltdown




With sunshine and temperatures in the 50's (F), much of the snow has given way.  Wear your boots down the marsh road.  There are still several inches of slushy snow cover there - though probably not for long. 

Enjoy!

~ Robin

Monday, January 7, 2013

Warm Colors of Winter



Temperatures were warmer today, reaching above freezing.  On the gravel road the freshly melted snow uncovered a small chip of bright orange agate.


Some of the berries of a wildflower have kept their red.


The berries near the pavilion have been covered with ice that melted off the roof.  Their red is well preserved.

Enjoy the temporary warmth,

~ Robin

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Sun Sinking






As the sun's rays heat things darker faster, some sink in the snow. 

Enjoy!

~ Robin