Here in middle Tennessee, we don't get a lot of snow, but when we do, it's well worth the wait. It snowed much of yesterday and is flurrying this morning. This is the view I see when I stand on my front porch. I live in an old farmhouse on a wooded mountainside with a beautiful valley spread out in front of me.
As a rule, the snow we get in a morning is usually gone by afternoon, but since the temperature today is hovering around 17°, that will likely not be the case.
I wouldn't want to live where there was NO snow, but perhaps this is enough. :)
Wow, Suz! Your surroundings look gorgeous! I love that second photo... what a beautiful view. The colors are simply exquisite. Here in NC, we have been around 28 degrees most of the day. I tried to get some new photos of jewelry to post...outdoors in the natural light... nearly froze off my fingers! I don't mind the snow so much as these bitterly cold temps that have lasted for over a week now. I'd take a balmy 40 degrees right about now!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy spot to live! Tennessee is a beautiful state and you've certainly found a lovely piece of it to call home. And your photos are absolutely gorgeous!!! So glad your snow looks like sticking (ahem, pun) around for a bit! :) xoxo Mollie
ReplyDeleteI think you are doing a great job with your blog! Your photos are wonderful and I'd love to look out on those red berries that you are seeing! Good luck with your blog - Awesome!!!!!! (Love your title, too) laura xxoo
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous view!!!! you certainly have found a beautiful place to wake up to every morning ~ and I agree with you about the snow...it's lovely and fresh and creates a real winter season. And as a person who lives in a place that gets a LOT OF IT (heehee), it looks like you receive just enough to appreciate it! I'm lovin' your bird 'apartment' house and the little bath tucked in the greenery!
ReplyDeleteWonderful story and pictures as well! This is so great to know a bit more about my etsian friends.
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