The snow is starting to disappear from these needles.

I am sure however that winter isn’t finished with us yet. It will try to re-assert itself and will snow, huff, blow, and swirl, but its efforts will dwindle until … spring!
Happy mid-week.
The snow is starting to disappear from these needles.
I am sure however that winter isn’t finished with us yet. It will try to re-assert itself and will snow, huff, blow, and swirl, but its efforts will dwindle until … spring!
Happy mid-week.
Fine shot, Lynette; nice how the snow is ‘carried’.
Agreed. I really like how the tree is almost cradling the snow, like a precious object. Cheers.
A great way to capture some moisture in winter. When I went out to clear the walks yesterday AM, it felt more like January, but the sun has power, so fingers crossed for the coming spring. Happy Wednesday Lynette. Allan
It’s amazing what nature does to ensure food and water. The adaptations are so ingenious. So far, we have escaped further snow dumpings and yesterday as I walked home from work, it was very pleasant in the sun, but yes, the shade felt like January. -10 today! I know I’m excited for a temperature that many would consider really cold, but it’s so much better than -30.
Trees holding water. Lovely.
Agreed, and in very gentle hands. 🙂
Looks like the needles are caressing the snow. 🙂
They do, and really looked like cupped hands to me. Cheers.
I love this picture and how there is some snow trapped between the little needles.
Thank you very much, Linda. I love how the snow seems to be gently cradled.
I love the term “tree hands” did you invent that or is it something I have just never heard of.
It’s just a term that came to me when I saw the snow cradled like that. To me, the needles looked like hands. Cheers.
I love it, so creative.
Thank you. 🙂