Saturday Sky

Yesterday morning there was a new dusting of snow on the mountain peaks and today snow is expected on the valley floor. The cold has returned.

Comments

[Barbara-Kay]

What a wonderful, moody shot of the mountain. Congrats on a great picture.

[Carole]

Ugh!

[Yvonne]

I get cold just looking at that picture!

[Kim D.]

Sounds like perfect weather for curling up in a chair with a hot drink and some knitting.

I miss those mountains.

[Kim]

Brrrrr.......

[Heather Joins The Round]

Lovely picture!

[CindyCindy]

But, what a beautiful picture. And, this winter you'll be warm. er.

[ruth]

It's time to get cozy. Good thing you have all those sweaters you knitted.

[Chris]

Does it help that it's so pretty, even if it's cold?!

[Kym]

Breathtaking! I love the light sneaking in (out?) behind the peaks. My favorite colors. . .

[Rachel]

Beautiful!

[LoriG]

Simply, starkly beautiful!

[Jean E.]

It's beautiful. I wish I had a mountain to look at.

[Kristin]

I want snow!

[jill]

We woke up to a dusting this morning as well. A local station is already playing Christmas music 24/7. Winter is here and looking lovely.

[Knitnana]

I immediately thought, when I saw the photo, "that's a chilly scene!"
Stay warm, hon,
(((hugs)))

[Traci Parker]

I see that you are reading Helene Cooper. She is so funny. Interesting and painful history in that country. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's autobiography "This Child Will Be Great" was a good follow-up book. I am so glad that you are doing well.

[Mel]

They've gotten snow inland and up north, but we have yet to see any here.

[Diane]

I love the range of blues in the photo. Very lovely.

[Joy]

Wonderful, atmospheric photo, but it *does* look cold - stay warm!

[Dianne]

I'll trade you 20 degrees of our warmth for some of your snow..too bad we can't work those deals, huh?
Stay safe and warm.

[Sarah]

That beautiful photo makes me want to put on the tea kettle.

xo