13 thoughts on “Winter Wonderland”

1. We had a big snowfall over the weekend, but it’s all melted away now. You seem to have no shortage of snow though!

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   1. The subarctic is definitely known for snow. Once it starts, it doesn’t go away until spring; there’s nothing indecisive about it!

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2. A serene landscape Lynette. +7 and melting here yesterday. Almost time for some fresh snow to cover up the mess. Happy Thursday. Allan

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   1. Thank you. Penticton had a high yesterday of 22. Yikes. Wishing you some fresh snow!

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      1. Your wish worked. We got 4 inches yesterday. 😊

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3. Absolutely lovely. I’m hoping for some snow pretty soon but it’s not looking good. We put up our lights yesterday, all but a few. I have to pick up a few replacement strands to fill in the gaps. It’s a little wobbly as far as moods go, but I’m still jumping up into festive. Hope you are, too.

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   1. I am, thank you. I’m taking a bit of time off in a little over two weeks so that always makes me feel festive. And of course, this area does start to look like a postcard. I hope you get some snow to highlight those lights!

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4. Beautiful

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   1. Thank you. 🙂

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5. A blanket of White stars!

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   1. Yes, very true! 🙂

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6. Nothing like having 17 at family Thanksgiving to kick off the holiday season! I’m looking forward to snow, but it can wait another week until I’m home.

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   1. Yes, that will get your festive senses working!
      It’s definitely best if you don’t have to drive through it. Have a safe trip home.

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