March snow is a surpise in the mountains!
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
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- Another adopted African violet I could not resist ...
- Bunny rabbits guarding the M&Ms
- Bunny rabbits get ready for Easter.
- Teddy stocks up on brown Fishermen's Wool from Lio...
- I knit this child's wool vest from the Guidepost p...
- I tried to capture the sunrise.
- Testing my knit Paton's red wool scarf in the snow!
- March snow is a surpise in the mountains!
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8 comments:
That is one of the most beautiful winter pictures I've ever seen! Wow.
Oh look at that! More information. Where is the cabin? Is it yours or just something you photographed? Beautiful shot!
The cabin is in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I live about an hour's drive away. I like to go there and watch the seasons change!
What a gorgeous shot. Picture puzzle shot you are so good with the camera. And is Mary Anne your niece or daughter. She is always here.
Mary Anne is a knitting pal way up in Canada. She knits beautiful dishcloths!
Beautiful shots, and quite a switch from the daffodils to that cabin in the mountains. Warm sunshine to brr, cold--put them together, it feels like March...
Haha! Daughter is moving home, not just visiting.
Susan, that's a beautiful picture! Makes me so lonesome for the old days. :)
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