Ice Dreams and Snow Angels
My family enjoyed a light dusting of winter ice and snow this past weekend. We only got a taste of Winter Storm Jonas which dumped blizzard amounts of winter precipitation in cities north of us.
My husband and daughter enjoy a snowball fight and winter snow fun down South.
My granddaughter adds the final touches to her beautiful snow angel.
Ice and snow encapsulates buds waiting for Spring.
Our pets love to frolic in the snow.
Snow gently envelops everything.
A cold blanket for trees.
Winter scenes on a downtown square.
We never get as much winter weather as other upstate South Carolina communities, but when we get a snowfall we immediately head outdoors. Snow in our area comes like a dream, drifting in but melting in the afternoon sun.
Linking up with numerous Wordless Wednesday hops listed on my Linkup Parties Page.
Thanks for inviting me to your wonderful world. Beautiful photo’s.
Love the expression on the your daughters face! Sure looks like much fun was had! Thanks for linking up.
I’m in MD (i.e., the heart of Winter Storm Jonas). You pic makes me wish I had taken a few photos.
Thanks for visiting Corine. 🙂
Mary Hill recently posted…Selah: Pause and Be Still
very pretty. I am not big on snow, which is why we moved south of Ohio last year…but Tennessee still gets some. 😉
Pretty photos! I like the bud one the best.
Amber recently posted…Things That Annoy Me Thursday: Do People Not Get What Single File Means Anymore?
Beautiful photos. Never experienced snow over here in Jamaica but you guys sure find ways to make it look fun despite the cold.
Sheena-kay Graham recently posted…Book Review: The Night Children
Fun! Here in Maine, we notice it more if we DON”T get snow than if we do, but I still think there’s something magical about snow and kids and pets and fun!
Michele Morin recently posted…Diligent Use of the Word of God
Wonderful photos! I love the picture of your granddaughter with her snow angel – very sweet. Your town square also looks so idyllic! We got just a tiny amount of snow in Atlanta last weekend.
I loved your snow pictures. Some of my childhood years were in Columbia and we often had furloughs there so I know exactly what you are talking about . Snow was a definite highlight when it came and especially when it would stick a little.
Amy Hagerup recently posted…The Power of Learning to Write with Saltiness
Amy thanks for stopping by. I lived in Columbia too in the 1980s and 1990s going to undergrad and then graduate school at USC. 🙂
Mary Hill recently posted…Winter Snow Fun