Looking back at the last three months- it is amazing how fast time goes. It was a long and cold winter here, with more super chilly days than I remember having in a long time. While snow is beautiful, I am definitely happy that spring is in the air, and flowers are starting to bloom.
Although I saw deer, fox, possums, rabbits, and many kinds of birds- I took mostly mental snapshots.
Hope you enjoy looking back with me!
January 2026
Hello 2026!
What a blue!
Night views of the moon.
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A winter wonderland.
The pond on my way to work.
So many stars!
Love the way the snow looks right after a storm. So peaceful!
February 2026
The sun peeking out as I leave for work.
So much snow- about 2 feet!
This snow was a lot to shovel!
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So happy to see a little bit of grass!
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Not my pond- but the colors as I rode with my husband to run an
errand were just stunning! Love the reflections in the puddle and
the road! So special to see colors like this in the sky.
March 2026
Happy to have a delay and enjoy this beautiful morning time.
Love seeing the land below the snow and the bright blue sky. Spring is coming!
The brook is full after so much snow!
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Lord and Lady Quackerly are back!
Nighttime visitor- hopefully eating some ticks! They look full (or pregnant).
Love the reflections- always a little different than before.
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The last night of March with a face in the clouds! Goodbye March!
Thanks for stopping by for a visit. Nice to reflect on the days that have gone by so far in 2026. Here's hoping for a spring filled with beauty, kindness, and moments of appreciation.
~S
The orange in that one shot is amazing.
ReplyDeleteOur winter was really cold as well.
Alex- That orange was an amazing sight to see. So powerful!
DeleteTwo feet of snow?! I think you deserve a gold medal in shoveling for February 2026. It’s funny how a tiny patch of muddy grass can be the most beautiful thing in the world after a winter like that. I love the 'face' in the March clouds, it’s like the month was giving you a wink as it headed out the door. Cheers to the brook being full and the ticks being eaten.
ReplyDeleteMelody- Thank you! I accept that award! :) It was a lot of snow. You are right- a muddy patch can be so hopeful after all the snow. I felt like I was getting a wink too!
DeleteTo add these are beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteMelody- Thank you so much! :)
DeleteI always love it when you do these posts. The pictures are great, I love them.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Mary. I am glad to hear you enjoy them. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteWe've been very chilly in Michigan too. I especially like seeing your pictures where there's green ground and trees. We're slowly warming up here.
ReplyDeleteNatalie- It was lovely watching everything turn green. :)
DeleteThank you for sharing all of these photographs, a nice look back to January, February and March.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Jan- It was nice to look back on the end of winter. So different from the weather now. :)
DeleteHi DMS - ooh I don't like the cold ... I remember back to my childhood when we had mega snowstorms ... fortunately down here by the Channel we don't get so much. Wonderful area you live in ... and I bet you're enjoying the next few months ... looking forward to seeing the change. Happy times ahead as Spring and Summer arrive - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteHilary- I could do with less cold in the winter for sure! Glad it doesn't get too cold where you are!
DeleteLove all the photos.
ReplyDeleteKelly- Thanks!
DeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteKelly- You're welcome! :)
DeleteThe views are so stunning!
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