Early this week, a thick fog blanketed the landscape. Hoar frost and ice accumulated on trees, bushes, fences and buildings. It was breathtaking. On Tuesday, I asked some of my friends for permission to wander through their beautiful yards in search of pretty pictures. Here’s what I found:
Cathy & Todd’s Bell
Hettinger Cemetery
Tree Row by Hettinger Airport
Tree Row by Hettinger Airport
Hettinger Courthouse
Hettinger Post Office Front Door
Joe & Pat’s Front Yard
Brian & Kim’s Front Yard
Brian’s Frozen Fish Weather Vane
Cathy & Todd’s Gazebo
John & Gina’s Collies, Annie & Gracie
Annie? or Gracie? I can’t ever tell who is who
Annie, or Gracie?
Icy Cobwebs on John & Gina’s Barn
Old Barn South of Town
Hancock Point Picnic Area, at the Edge of Mirror Lake
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Amazing pictures! We hope you stay warm and keep the electicity going :) But you are correct - us Dakotan's are a tough bunch.
ReplyDeleteYour snow pictures are wonderful. I particularly enjoyed the frozen cobwebs. I had no idea they could ever get like that. :)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, and I thought it was cold here last week. I pray you all stay safe and warm.
ReplyDeleteThe photos are gorgeous, I hope the storm lets up soon and you can all get power back on...
ReplyDeleteThe photos are stunning... but I hope you have your power back on. You have made it sound like an adventure - which it is in a way, but it does wears a little thin after a few days. We went without electricity for a week here in Nova Scotia after Hurricane Juan, which arrived one September and although we soldiered through it, I literally cried with relief when the appliances (especially the hot water) all chugged back to life. How spoiled we are! I so enjoy reading your newsletters and with each one I feel that I know you a little bit more. Wish your shop was closer!!
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