A Little Snow And Hail
Monday brought a great big huge enormous weather event in the form of some hail and a bit of snow. It was simply terrible trying to trudge through the mildly damp street to get to the snow, which only stuck to yards and rooftops.
I decided to take my photo from a neighbor's yard, since I don't think they would have appreciated me trying to climb up onto their roof. I wouldn't have appreciated me trying to do that, either. ;)
For other Pacific Northwest snow photos, check out Seattle Daily Photo, Not Strictly Seattle, and Sequim Daily Photo, all in Washington.
We have a decided lack of Oregon daily photo blogs, being as I'm the only one in the City Daily Photo group. There was a Portland one for a bit, but it didn't last. I'm so lonely. *sniff*
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posted by Celine at
11/28/2006 12:00:00 AM
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6 Comments:
Very interesting shot, I really like it! I've been staring at it for a few minutes trying to figure out why this is so appealing to me, I think it's all that yummy texture! (OK, so I haven't had my coffee yet!)
Don't feel alone, we won't we the WA group, we'll be the PNW group!
Celine, another very nice photo. Such good detail, and the lighting is soft.
I wish I could join you in OR. I lived there one semester in college and I'd live there again in a heartbeat.
But I don't think you Oregonians actually want anyone else to MOVE there. :) (I remember the bumper sticker: HAVE A NICE VISIT.) But another blogger would be nice.
Hi, another Oregon blogger here. And you are right there aren't many of us.
I put up a couple photos of our little bit of snow today too.
It's very artistic. Nice shot.
i am so curious about that small stuff in the middle of the photo. whats that?? a frozen insect??or a stone??mmm..so curious!!
jing
www.shanghaidailyphoto.com
Thanks, all.
Susan, I like the sound of that. Thanks.
Ruth, I'd let you move here. :)
Faye, your photos are beautiful, as always. Everyone, check out Faye's snow photos.
Ben, thanks. :)
Jing, it's a fir cone, from a Douglas-fir tree. I meant to mention that in the photo's caption, but forgot.
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