Do you love snow?

If so please post your snow pictures for all of us to enjoy!

Snow is a 4 letter word! :|

So is work....Lmao

I certainly hope I don't have to do that for awhile yet. I know that it is inevitable but I sure don't want what we got last year.

I love snow, but I don't have any pics.

Does January 2010 count? I will have to post them after I get home...

sure any snow pictures would be fine, I will find the photos when we had our blizzard in Indiana

This is not a snow picture, but a heavy frost in the hills overlooking the Yakima Valley.

Oh, dear! Someone said the "S" word!!!

Snow word is a bad word for me too. I live by Lake Erie and we get a lot of it here.

I detest every last flake! :x

Ohhh, I have never even seen snow, and I love the next best thing, looking at the pic's. So pretty!

If I could send all of ours this winter I would be glad for you to have it in Australia.
That is one day of worth of snow here.

That's our car burried under snow.

These are pictures of one of the snows we got last year...I hope this winter keeps sunny skies in the forcast...I had my fill of the white stuff last year

I LOVE snow :-) I do not have any pictures yet this year but here are some from last year :-)
Hugs
April

LOVE the pics!!! Especially the frozen waterfall!!!
Here's a few pics of the area around our house.
And we LOVE the snow!!!!

Are you near Buffalo? if so you deserve a pity party.

Wow! That's a lot of snow! What do you do when you can't get to the outhouse? (LOL)

I only enjoy looking at Snow if I'm inside my house looking outside, and only after fresh snow has fallen. Believe it or not, we, living here in the desert state of Nevada(northern)/Reno do get snow, and we had a long winter in 2009-2010 (see photo). Yes, we get all four seasons, and all mild. Even in the winter, after a big snowfall, the sun shines and melts them right away.

We in in the southern part of Ontario, so our winters vary a great deal from one year to the next. Here are a couple of pics from previous years.

Even Southern Arizona gets snow :shock:

I enjoy snow, but have never lived where I got much, NW Oregon, W Texas and now SW Arizona. But I did not like to chain when doing long haul driving and did not like driving in it at all :thumbdown:

Just lovely photos and your grand daughters are lovely as well....who knew Az got snow?! And by the photos...a lot of it! Send some my way! We rarely get any snow, and when we do it melts away within 24 hrs. We do get ice storms, they aren't much fun and we always lose power when those hit.
Blessings,
MaryAnna

Great pics, love the outhouse! send some snow my way!
Blessings,
MaryAnna

wow, cool snow pictures, keep them coming, thanks everyone

this was snow on our althea bushes last year or before.

Nativetexan, How beautiful....great photo. Snow always brings the wonderful feeling of new beginnings, the washing away of old and the promise of new....so majestic. You are so blessed!
Blessings,
MaryAnna

LOL -- I wondered if anyone would question that!!! It's actually an outdoor bathroom at the Paulina Campground......:) :) And, to my horror that day, I found out they were LOCKED!!!!!! Have you EVER tried to go pee in 10 feet of snow, with snowmobiling outfits on?????????????????????????????? And afraid you'll pee your pants and it'll FREEZE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :oops:

Oh my goodness, you are hysterical! LOL! Yes, I can envision that!!! Oh my!
Blessings,
MaryAnna

What nice pictures!!! Being from Southern California, I love seeing the pictures of snow from the east. This last one with the blue snow/ice is spectacular. However, I know that it can create hardship also. Never thought of "snow" as a 4 letter word though. Here on the west coast "fire" is our 4 letter word.

Thanks for posting the pictures...................

Southern west coast worries about fires. We're in Central Oregon and we worry about fires AND snow!

We had a lot of snow last year. I like snow best when I can stay inside and look out at it. Don't like driving in it. I got a lot of quilting done last winter when we couldn't go out for a week at a time. This is what my house looked like when we returned from Florida last February.

I'm curious as to how you keep the inside of your houses warm. Our gas/electric bills are so high here in So.Cal.. I've often wondered..............

Here are some from last March..

I love seeing these pictures. It was 94 degrees when I drove home from work this afternoon. Now it has cooled down outside and we have all the windows open to catch the breeze.

We don't see much snow in our area, but we got this last year sometime (can't remember when exactly), but something you need to know is that our elevation is 17 ft above sea level so this is definitely a rare picture.

Being a very south Georgia person, I love the few opportunities I have to see it. I enjoyed the 2 or 3 inches when I was in Atlanta in 2-10.

We use wood heat 95% of the time in the winter. We have a good sense home -- use 2 1/2 cords of wood...if we had to buy the wood, at $130. a cord, it's the cheapest way to go. As it is, we "harvest" the wood off our property. Lodgepole pine is the wood - I call it a weed.....pulled 64 seedlings out of my 60 foot flower bed last summer in just one day!!!!! The next week, there were almost as many!!

We haven't got snow yet this year but this is from last year. This is what I see out my sewing room window.

Oh, I LOVE your view, Rita's Mom!!