One of the joys of higher elevations is a winter scene. Sock up on Wine and Cheese the day before. Make sure you have lights and fire wood just in case you lose power and settle in for a day . These are photos of our latest storm. We have been hit hard this year so far. While many to the North got considerable snow we were just on the line . A few miles south or even at lower elevations in our community it was a rain event. Enjoy the photos
This photo is off our front deck. As it is all icy could not walk too far to snap pictures !!!
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Charlie Ragonesi All Mountain Realty Big Canoe and Mountain Blog
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I LOVE ice on the trees photos . It can be so hard to capture how truly awesome they look IRL. Yours is interesting since there is no snow on the ground. Looks cool.
Thanks Charlie,
We had so much snow in our high country (up to nine feet in higher elevations) that I have not ventured up to see the winter wonderlands yet.
Although, we can see palm trees and snow capped mountains from here!
Best regards from the Greater Phoenix area,
It can be pretty dangerous when hydro lines ice up like that. Still, it's very pretty.
wow beautiful pics, looks like you are living in a glass village! stay safe.
Thanks for the beautiful pictures. It almost makes me miss Pennsylvania winters! If you get too cold, come on down to sunny St. Augustine.
Hey, Charlie. I hope that you are inside where it is nice and warm. All my best, Jim
Charlie, cool photos! Stay warm!
It can be beautiful, and I like your positive attitude....but, I'd be on the rain side of the divide!
That's it... That's your winter wonderland..... I could put up with a little frost... Where's your snow bank and well below zero temps... LOL
Charlie, we had ice this year like never before. We lost a lot of Palm Trees and scrubs. Not use to the hard freeze here. Lovely photos!
Charlie ---- these photos are pretty to look at, but thank goodness, I'm not there -- I don't like cold.
Charlie, I love the photos, especially since all I ever seem to experience is ice storms and no snow storms. I hope your trees and bushes make it through the ice storm.
We got a little tiny bit of snow in Charlotte, enough for my 13 year old boy to use his killer sled FOR THE FIRST TIME since Santa brought it to him when he was 8 years old. That's how long it's been! Enjoy!!!!