I took this picture of our cache as we were leaving the yard.
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| Sunrise over the homestead. |
The next two pictures are of alder cones covered in thick frost.
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| Alder cones covered with heavy frost. |
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| Alder cones covered with heavy frost. |
These pictures were taken another day while we were snowshoeing after a heavy snow.
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| Our cache after a heavy snow. |
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| Snow-covered spruce tree. |
Your photos are beautiful. And I like the caps you are knitting for the soldiers. I'll have to check out the site you referenced. Have a wonderful weekend. Blessings to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. You do a nice job with the camera too.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Peaceful.
ReplyDeleteI REALLY enjoyed your post ! I just posted some pics of our winter scenes here. I have been having a tough go with colds and flu's in our home. So getting around bloggyland has been hard. Wanted to come by and say Hi.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and ((HUGS))
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-Mary
Hi Mary! Good to see you. I was thinking about you yesterday and wondering how you've been doing. Sorry to hear you've been sick. GARLIC ! ! ! ! That's the key.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been able to get around to blogs much lately because now our inverter is dead. We have to run the generator when we're online, which really eats up the gas. Since we have to fly it out, it's way too expensive. Anyway, I did pop into your blog a little while ago. Beautiful pictures!
Stay warm,
Jenny
Loved the pictures! A new follower. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI love the heavy frost covered trees best, we had wind a couple of days ago and our trees are bare again, I am looking forward to more snow and frost for the trees!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics, Jenny. I especially like the spiral of perfect snowflakes--wow. You've got a good eye!
ReplyDeleteHope you get your generator issue fixed soon.
Blessings on your Sabbath!
You have an absolutely fascinating blog and I congratulate you! I came here from Survival, so I imagine you will have many more new readers because of the post there. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Brock. I'm glad you stopped by. Yes, traffic here has increased significantly since the link from SurvivalBlog.com. That's a wonderful site.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for visiting and commenting.
Jenny
Just found your blog thru Treppewitz. Great thing you are doing for the soldiers.
ReplyDeleteCan you share some info about your life there. How many kids do yu have? Did you give birth to then in your cabin or go to a hospital? How did you decide on this lifestyle?
Hello Ariela. Thank you for visiting and commenting. We have two boys, both adopted at birth. I've dreamed of living in the woods of Alaska since I was a little girl.
ReplyDeleteAnother visitor c/o Treppenwitz. Those pictures are awesome.
ReplyDeleteHello Jack. Thank you for visiting and commenting. I hope you enjoy the blog.
ReplyDeleteJenny