Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Silly Boys in the Fort
My husband worked very hard yesterday creating a fort. Our older son finally got into the spirit of things when he saw Dad creating the cave as part of the fort. Here is a picture of the two boys acting silly in the fort.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Upcoming Sled Ride
This picture shows my husband and younger son trudging across the top of the dam to go for a saucer disc ride. Spartanburg received snow on Christmas Day - the first white Christmas for Spartanburg since the 1960's. Around the house, we had about four inches of snow.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Let It Snow
An amazingly rare occurrence in Chesnee, SC - snow on Christmas Day. The family opened presents, played with presents, and enjoyed the day. The husband and older son braved the mixture of snow and rain to go for a four mile ride/run (husband ran while older son rode his bike). The snow started coming down in a serious manner around 4:00 this afternoon.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Snow Fall
It snowed today. The weather people told us to expect six inches of snow. I think we have 1/4 of an inch at 6:28 PM (EST as I am typing this). Not exactly the storm of the century. It took me several times, but I caught this version of snow outside. I like how the snow falling looks "wormy" or "chalky".
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Winter Melts Into Spring
The Daily Shoot photo assignment asked people to take a picture of the season we were currently experiencing. Spartanburg had just received sleet. Here is a picture of some of the yet unmelted sleet and some flowers sprouting at Spartanburg Day School.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Snow Running
Two of my pictures fit the Daily Shoot of wherever there is an edge, there's energy. I like this one the best because of the texture of snow against asphalt and the multiple, moving edges.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
So It is Winter
Winter hit Chesnee, SC full force yesterday. We received a bit of snow but more sleet. It is 2:43 as I type this, and the temperature reads 28. No more sleet has fallen, and we only have three inches on the ground. It is enough of a coating to keep us house bound. I ventured outside to feed the birds and took these pictures of our winter landscape.
