This was taken on Saturday when the snow first started falling.
It was a wonderful day with little wind and it was quite warm.
In the 30s.
The barn quilt in the snow.
I love the brightness of the color next to the snow.
I need to get another one when the ground is a little more covered.
Otis the wild mini mule.
The mules LOVE the snow. I can imagine that it does feel really good to them.
Their coats are very thick. They will stand out in it for hours.
May the donkey would rather be inside.
Look at that sweet face!
My stump planter with a snowy dog face.
I thought the owl sculpture was cute.
It looks as if Mr. Owl has a cape and hat on.
Horses waiting to be let in.
Eco
Oracle bugging Eco.
This was taken Sunday.
We had about 10 inches by then. Luckily the wind was not that bad.
Still warm. In the 20s.
Elk Knob holding onto the snow clouds.
This sun was nice, but it did not last long.
Poor little Bumble was having a difficult time plowing through.
Zippy on the other hand, was zipping around like it was nothing.
I loved the way the shadow of my gate looked on the snow!
This little guy found his way into the house.
I think he followed me in when I checked on the horses.
Oracle.
Hey where did everyone go???
Wait for me......
Eco having a snack.
This was taken Sunday afternoon.
The sun had disappeared and the snow was falling again.
Otis was having a great time zooming around.
Gus enjoying a little dusting!
What I did when I was not shoveling snow.
Elk Knob and the barn with the barn quilt.
This afternoon (Monday).
It was 12 degrees and very very windy.
Not my favorite. Hard to breath when the wind is blowing snow down your nostrils.
There is supposed to be a rock wall under that owl.
The wind was blowing so hard that May would not come out of the barn.
I can't say that I blame her.
This is what the wind was doing to all of that beautiful snow.
Gus was trying to find the three stairs that come onto the deck.
Hopefully it will warm up a little tomorrow....Ha.
Even Larry the Magnificent stayed inside today.
