Spring Perspective #1
One of the seasonal events here in central New England is the big spring storm. Norm knows many will deny the regularity of this event, but it's more common than not. Late March/early April a thick heavy paste is dumped on everything. While there is not much snow left now, Norm snapped some great shots from a couple weeks back and wanted to share. More to come.
posted by norm at 9:01 PM
8 Comments:
I love the blue tint you put on that photo.
What a contrast to the thaw pictured below (beaver hut).
Gorgeous photo
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It was 100 degrees here over the weekend. Hope you've thawed out!
I am amazed at this photo only because the temps have been in the high 90s here. And you may have to contend with beavers, but some guy got bit in half by a shark in these parts!
So pretty. It is so green here that the air is teaming with stuff that makes me sneeze. I think I'd prefer a winter wonderland at the moment.
Two weeks ago I was in shorts and a t-shirt getting a tan. Yesterday, a few flakes of snow fell from the sky.
Gorgeous photo, norm!
Thanks, Diane. Norm snaps a good one now and then.
LA, 100 degrees would melt Norm!!
Kook, that story sucked!! I think beavers are vegan.
Pru, same thing here.
Mish, a tan in Canada seems like a bit of a stretch. But Norm applauds the effort!!
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