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After the Storm
I just walked around for an hour—I love the quiet streets after a snowstorm, and also watching people dig out. (What I love less is getting all the way to Fika only to find out that it opens at 9 a.m. on Saturdays. Luckily I remembered the doughnut deal at Orwasher’s….) Anyway, the storm seems like it was a bit of an anti-climax, maybe dumping six or eight inches in these parts. I’m not the best judge of that, and moreover, it’s occasionally very blustery, so the snow level varies widely. These photos probably make it look a bit prettier than it is; the streets are wet and slushy, so wear boots.
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Looks pretty Eric …. sorry to be missing it but are here in Miami – a little breeze and not too hot – yet !
Love, love your pics!
beautiful! and mostly all gone now…
I didn’t know about your website until my friend and neighbor Vivian emailed that she had seen a photo of my fence at P.S. 234 on your site. So I checked it out and do love the photo with the snow on the tugboat. Looks like it’s really plowing its way through winter!
All of the fence pics are so pretty! There is beauty all around us all the time, if you just take a moment to look.