Well here is one of my favourite prairie trees - the larch last Thursday.
What a difference...
And here is the same area this morning...
The girls trying out their new winter threads - but not really needing them
The girls quite happy to have them this a.m.
Rhody house one week later
Evidence of unfinished yard work and snow received
These trees may never straighten
Lat week we were so happy and pleased with ourselves
We would really love to share with you....but only after your leaves fall!
Good pics Lynn (before and after).....hope peeps down east can keep posting lovely pics, Imma really getting tired of white and grey. :b
The snow on the trees is a lovely shot.....always hope to see that around Christmas. Please take many pictures of your horses and when you go out on trail rides.
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Unbelievable photos, Lynn. Looks like pretty wet stuff though. Get a few degrees Celcius under your belt and that white s.....stuff will be history. You horses are gorgeous. Arabs, right? What part of Edmonton is your acreage/farm located?
No they are appaloosas. And its not mine; I just board the darlings there. Off the end of the 16/34 runway at international.
Oh Lynn, I heard that you got that white stuff, but didn't realize how much. Yuk! I really give you praire girls, (really, anyone not living in SW BC) credit for having such wonderful gardens. You have so much work, for a shorter season,,, kudos to you all.
Great photos.
Linda in Victoria
Lynn, this is a great series of photos. It's really amazing, how much snow there is. In the unfinished-yard-work shot, your puppy-dog has a great " I'm not impressed" look.
My dad in Saskatoon says his garden hoses are still lying all over the lawn, under the snow.
Well at least it's good moisture for the fields......hope there's no tree damage in town.
Edited to say that I just heard on CBC that 10% of the fields still have crops on them. Never mind about the good moisture.... When will our farmers get a break???
Shannon
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