Share your snow scene pictures.

[Yorkshire Coop]

From a couple weeks ago. The sunset was causing the snow to appear pinkish-purple.

Purple & pink are my favourite colours Lovely pics Sarah!

Great pics!

Fabulous pics, but the deer would scare me being that close! I've never been the same since I got chased by one

I live on a snow emergency route. We have over 2 feet in western MD.

Hi Newfie Hope your keeping warm, that sure is a lot

Up on top of the Big Horn Mountains, heading down the Sheridan side, after the first snow of the season up there. Bumbley Falls freezing for the winter. This waterfall doesn't have an official name that we can find, but it's along Hwy14A in the Big Horns. When she was 3 years old Little Diane decided it should be named after her. She's now a married 22 year old woman, but we all still call it Bumbley Falls.

Lovely pics Blooie The waterfall is spectacular!!

 

[Michael OShay]

Makes me glad I live in tropical Montana!

Agreed. People around here refer to Flathead Valley as the banana belt of Montana. LOL!

 

[Old Philosopher]

Quote:
If The Flathead is the banana belt, then the Tobacco Valley is the 'palm grove'.

 

[Blooie]

Oh yeah? Well then the Big Horn Basin is the Caribbean!

(Hey, I just wanted to play too!)

 

[Old Philosopher]

Oh yeah? Well then the Big Horn Basin is the Caribbean!

(Hey, I just wanted to play too!)

Haha! We didn't even get below freezing last night. How about you?

 

[Blooie]

Ha, does this answer your question? That's not frost, that's sea foam! (Um, you buying that, @Old Philosopher ?)

 

[Old Philosopher]

Ha, does this answer your question? That's not frost, that's sea foam! (Um, you buying that, @Old Philosopher ?)

Beautiful! Considering the winds you get down there, I can almost believe it. Hahahaha
Our average annual wind speed, over a 62 year recording period, is 4 (FOUR!) mph. Off-the-grid folks here can't use wind power...there isn't any.

I've got to dig out one of my frost pix I think you'd like.

 

[Old Philosopher]

Nature's art work in ice on front window:

 

[Old Philosopher]

Somewhat rare (and really crappy hand-held) photo of "ice beams". Ice particles in the atmosphere reflecting lights on the ground.

 

[Blooie]

Those are so cool! Living in the area that you and Michael do, I'm sure you've had the experience of driving through the snow clouds full of floating ice crystals up on the mountains. That's what your second shot reminded me of....