Monday, December 03, 2007

Season's First Snowfall, December 1, 2007-10 inches

After an afternoon and evening watching snow fall on December 1, these are a few scenes I observed during my Sunday morning stroll the next day.
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  1. Ming the Merciless9:31 PM

    Looks like what we received was a dusting compared to what you guys got.

    I don't look forward to the slush tomorrow either.

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  2. sam10:22 PM

    Magic! especially the bottom right, with the warm rusty tones of the tree in the foreground.
    Never seen a snow mower before... any salesman trying to sell them here would have a lean existence!

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  3. Fénix - Bostonscapes10:38 PM

    Brrrrrrrr! And we're just getting started...

    Boston's forecast for tomorrow: "Periods of freezing drizzle...snow and sleet likely...then snow...sleet...periods of freezing drizzle and rain."

    Sigh.

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  4. The Letter A11:09 PM

    Thanks for stopping by my blog. As for the Castle house - I am really not sure; but judging by the windows, I would say it is one room with a high ceiling. It would be quite amazing to take a peek inside.

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  5. Jules11:19 PM

    Yikes Kate - I'm here in my thongs with the fan going and the tropical waters lapping at my door but I think I'll go find a jacket!!!!

    Fabulous - but just for a short time!!!!

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  6. Heather11:38 PM

    Looks much like the scene outside my window, Kate! I loved watching the snow fall, but listening to the sleet that followed striking the windows had me shivering even in the warmth of my living room. Looks like we have more snow coming Tuesday and end of the week.

    Love the picture of the tree bottom right!

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  7. M. CHRISTOPHE12:13 AM

    Nice report. Happy to see some snow. We don't know what snow is in the west of France, it's too warm.

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  8. Anonymous12:23 AM

    Good Monday morning Kate!
    Now it starts to look familiar landscape and so have been thinking those Finns, who moved just to snowy parts of your country like Judy`s ( from link list)grandparents or was it grand grandparents.
    But how long your snow will last on the ground, we have it until April snowing slowly more and more, never very much in one day. Bad slushes start perhaps in the end of March in my part of Finland. Enjoy about children`s snow happiness :)

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  9. Daniel Chérouvrier 12:57 AM

    That's a december shot with a so white and luminous snow.

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  10. Isadora1:24 AM

    Oh, everything looks so beautiful and should be so peaceful if it weren't for the snow blower :)

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  11. Steve Cuddihy1:29 AM

    sigh....winter is here with a vengeance.

    I do need to get me one of the snow mowers, this shoveling is painful.

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  12. R&R1:30 AM

    Although I miss the snow (we get mostly rain here), I don't miss snowblowing!

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  13. photowannabe1:52 AM

    Wow, 10 inches is a lot of snow for that first snow fall. Its pretty to look at but I think I will taake my California valley weather.
    Love the pictures from the warmth of my room.

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  14. Olivier3:24 AM

    impressionnante toutes ces neiges, j'adore ça. Comme il n'y en a pas à Evry, j'en fais tomber sur mon blog ;o)
    All these impressive snow, I love it. As there are none in Evry, going to fall on my blog ;o)

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  15. Peter4:54 AM

    Looks like very nicely fallen snow, like what you would wish to see around Christmas!

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  16. Nathalie H.D.5:13 AM

    What a different weekend you had to mine! I hope we get some snow in Avignon too at some stage during the winter, but not too soon...
    Thanks for your kind comments on Avignon Photos.

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  17. Nikon6:51 AM

    We're having some of that now "a wintry mix" as they say on TV.
    I love how you can see that grey sky in your shots - there's a lot of snow up there!

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  18. GiuCe7:44 AM

    time snowing... here, it never snows :S

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  19. smilnsigh9:23 AM

    10 inches! Wow!

    Here, we were told to expect something like that. But so far, it has not materialized. Of course, there is more to come. And icy conditions. So, I'm not *crowing* yet!

    Mari-Nanci

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  20. Jilly9:45 AM

    Looks just fabulous. All that virgin snow. So long as I had on ten layers of thermal underwear, I know I'd love it!

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  21. Denton11:23 AM

    Winter has arrived ... the nigh plow sign in one of your photos is something we never see in the South ... A Sunday morning stroll through fresh snow sounds very appealing.

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  22. Mary Stebbins Taitt12:35 PM

    Cool shots! It's here, I guess, though the calendar hasn't said so. Very cool. Pretty.

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  23. sonia a. mascaro2:05 PM

    Great snow's pictures!

    Thanks for the greetings on my blog today!

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  24. Marie2:43 PM

    I don't think we will have snow this winter here. I like to watch your beautiful photos but I am not sure I would like it for good :-)

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  25. Waldo Oiseau3:27 PM

    What an excellent Sunday you had! We are STILL waiting for the first snowfall in Kansas City. Being a transplant from Colorado, I am more excited for snow than the average Kansas Citian! :)

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  26. Dsole4:05 PM

    Cool! i wish it snowed here too! I love seeing my city white! :)
    Have a great and snowy week!

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  27. Wayne9:23 PM

    Kate, I could SOOOO enjoy that weather... if I did NOT have to drive anywhere in it! If I did not have to go to work, but could instead play around in the snow and then go in and sit by a roaring fire. Wow, that would be sweet!
    Nice montage (?) collage(?)
    Thanks,
    Wayne

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  28. J. Andrew Lockhart9:46 PM

    WOW!

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  29. Anonymous4:34 PM

    I'm very sorry we didn't get this snowfall, which we were supposed to. We just got the cold. I'm ready for a blanket of snow.

    Beautiful!

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