Snowdrops on the other hand will simply close up shop to bloom on a better day.
On the fourth day of rain the fireplace mantel repair was complete. An executive decision about whether to paint the ornamental corbels was never made. For now they will remain white. They shouldn't be the same green I don't think.
Finally, a steady monotonous rain converted into a thudding snow.
The change was instantaneous.
Now the snow falls and we wait. How much will it be?
There is already a lot.
Good thing I saw that iris before the storm.
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I remember that delicate little flower. I'm so glad you got to see it before the storm.
Good job on the mantel.
It sure can change in a moment from rain to snow. It does look good. I miss the snow.
I looked again---do you see a face in the 5th pic? I see 2 eyes, the left half closed as to bear the storm. The other wide open for Spring or what ever comes it's way.
I think I see a face if the second tree from the right is near the mouth/the nose. Looks a bit like a Praying mantis face.
Yep, we see alike. I'm watching the movie that has the little guy in it that holds onto the acorn. lol Brain freeze on the name at present.lol
Saw on the news that a lot of Haywood Co. lost power, hope it isn't you!
Poor little iris. I am glad you were able to enjoy it while it was fresh. It worked hard for that bit of color. It deserved to be admired.
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