Hello everyone!
Another snow day here as we got over 30cm of snow overnight
last night,closing schools and some work places.
I enjoy looking out onto our porch and seeing my tablescape
so I am leaving it there for awhile.
My good husband out shoveling our walk off again!
You can see even our car got a good cover of snow.
It will soon be a tunnel up to our door.
A good thing it is cozy and warm inside our home.
It has been quite a winter here so far and I am hoping we are more
then midway through this one but apparently we have more snow on
the way tonight!
However, with the trees all laden with fresh white snow it is
definitely a winter wonderland out there!
Hope you stay warm and cozy!
Carolyn
And we thought we had a lot snow here in SE PA! Your photos are stunning. You truly live in a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteBrrrr... Carolyn, so much snow! I certainly don't miss that... we had our own share of snow here in the South where we live now, but it has all melted away by now and already spring in the air... Those are the kind of winters I like :) lovely!
ReplyDeleteCielo
My goodness, that is A LOT of snow. I'd be lucky to see even a teensy inch just once in my lifetime, but over in your neck of the woods.... that's just bonkers. You must be so miserably cold.
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I've never seen so much snow before!! We always wish for it here and never get any! It's like Spring in Savannah right now! The snow looks wonderful though! Thanks for sharing! xo Jina
ReplyDeleteOh wow!!! That is a lot of snow.I am happy to know that I only see snow like that in photons:) It is a sunny warm say here in North Central Florida and imam sitting in front of an opened window enjoying some breeze.
ReplyDeleteStay warm... I so enjoy tour photos!
It was rather similar wheather in your and my country in Europe every year. But now it's surprising - you have so much snow and we have sunny, early spring days in the same time. Your white garden is also beautiful :)And wonderful moments by the fireplace... Regards :)
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, I'd be the one snuggled in by the cozy fire. Can't begin to imagine living with all that snow.
ReplyDeleteStay warm and let's hope for an early spring. '-)
So there it is we have no snow this year ,greetings ,Nette
ReplyDeleteSoooo much snow....it´s amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteHere in germany, spring is on his way ;-)))
Hugs,
Barbara
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteThe pile of snow in your garden looks enormous! It must be so much work for your husband to make that path.
The snow looks beautiful though!
Stay warm!
Madelief x
It certainly makes for a lovely picture, Carolyn! Your home inside looks very cozy and inviting, especially with the fireplace going. I could see being very comfortable in one of those chairs for a nice long time. : ) We have had a warm up here ~ a bit of a tease with temps near 50 {if not that}. Tomorrow is rain but close to 60. I hope the temp change is here to stay now!
ReplyDeleteOh, how much snow... The horror ... But it looks beautiful ... And in Poland, almost spring ...
ReplyDeleteWarm greetings :)
Marille
So beautiful to be such a nuisance... your outdoor table is so lovely with the draping snow... God is such an amazing decorator.... You certainly do look amazingly cozy in your home.. we got 2 feet of snow last week and even with 2 days of 60 degree temps... we only see a couple of grassy spots....
ReplyDeleteThat is a crazy amount of snow!! When I was about 10 we lived in Kane PA for a year and we had snow like you have now for the entire winter. It never went away and we just operated in it - it was a small town - we all walked to school, walked to town and the skating rink in the park. They cleared the roads and we drove on them just fine. It didn't seem like such a big deal - maybe that was because I was 10. LOL!
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I can't believe how deep the snow is! It makes for such beautiful pictures even though is must be a pain to have to shovel it! Love the outdoor area with the xmas tree covered in snow too.. take care, Maryann
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn....It looks pretty similar here in Western Massachusetts. We have snow up to our eyebrows (or at least it seems that way. ha hahah)
ReplyDeleteSurely we can have hope that winter is more than half-way over. Pretty soon we'll be seeing photos of your gorgeous garden. Susan
Yowza! That is A LOT of snow! We had about 8" in my part of NC and that was quite a bit for us. Your tea service by the fire looks like the perfect setup on a winter's day!
ReplyDeleteYou sure did get a lot of snow in the last storms, Carolyn! It looks so pretty how it blew in onto your screen porch and dusted everything in it. The cozy fireplace also looks very welcoming. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteOh my, I thought things were bad here in Jersey. Your poor hubby. So much snow to clear. Keep warm. Hoping that springs arrives soon.
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rosemary-thyme.blogspot.com
It is beautiful there, inside and outside! But from a southern girl, don't know how you handle all that cold and snow.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of snow, seeing we never get any I would love it for a while but maybe not to long.
ReplyDeleteMerle....................
What a gorgeous snowfall...I feel lucky to live in a part of the world that experiences winter, spring, summer and fall with the great beauty that each season brings. A lovely cup of tea enjoying the warmth of the fireplace...heavenly!
ReplyDeleteOh Carolyn, you make even the huge amounts of snow look heavenly...We've had snow, ice and freezing rain, just about every week here at the NJ shore...there is truly beauty in Mother Nature, as long as all are safe...Your photos and your home make me dream...j'adore
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, I know you love winter and I'm wondering if you put in an order for all this snow?? Just kidding! It is pretty but I've had quite enough of this kind of pretty for this year. I wonder if your hubby is tired of shoveling. I know mine is! Your fire looks very cozy and your porch looks like a post card. Enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Our front walk looks something like yours, but I think you definitely have a little more snow. This truly is the snowiest winter ever! Love the contrast of the snow and your cozy tea table in front of the fire. Just where I like to be.
ReplyDeleteCudnie:))) Ślę pozdrowienia
ReplyDeleteLove the tablescape! So beautiful with everything covered in snow!
ReplyDeleteAmazing !! your pictures are very nice, thank you for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteBises de France,
Oh My goodness! You have a lot of snow!! It makes your home appear all the more charmimg and cosy.
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