Sunday snow

Surprised to find white when I opened the curtains this morning.
This photo was taken from our window at the 'half landing' 4 stairs from the bottom in our house. So the washing whirly is included! It would have been much nicer without it but I was still in my nightie so wasn't going outside!
Now the sun has melted a lot of the snow - glad I caught it as it was, with all faults!

[Judith Johnson]

What a beautiful sight to get up to. I know what you mean about things getting in the way. I sometimes wish I could get rid of the houses opposite, and the overhead power lines.

[Arthur Loosley]

Nice soft tones, Sarah, and the mirror frame suits the subject well!

[Barb Smith]

Beautiful, Sarah. Love the processing you have chosen. And I love the term "washing whirly". My "clothesline will forever be called a washing whirly. (It pays to get up early, doesn't it?)

[Sarah Bremner]

@busylady @wordpixman @barbsmith

:) thanks x

[Lorna]

Very pretty but it was bitter cold to be outside.

[Livia]

Beautiful winter scene. The snow on the trees make them very pretty. Love your processing, too.

[Pam Hawkes]

Pretty winter scene. Nice framing.

[Mrs. Smith]

This is a great winter scene!

[Pat Knowles]

You are having some snow Sallie & it does look very pretty but hoe it's all gone for tomorrow.

[june milner]

very pretty shot. call teh whirly a modern sculpure adding contrast to the garden ......

[Judith Greenwood]

Can't believe you didn't go out in your nightie - it looks SO warm!!! Well you've got a snow shot and it's very pretty!! I follow a girl from Estonia and she posts shots with deep snow, washing lines and washing hanging out!!

[genevieve]

lovely shot.

[Jennifer Jones]

Hope it's melted by now - ours has.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

So pretty! We used to have one of those when I was growing up, but our name was rather boring- clothesline. Washing whirlie sounds much more interesting!