Really enjoyed this photo. LOved the dark colors of the trees. Another great photo dino thanks

Phew - that was difficult but as always, Dino, a wonderful photograph. You have a fabulous perspective on life.

Dino for the three fine photos. I woke up to findseven inches of snow on the ground (again) so will have to shovel off the drift covering my back door before my poor tired husband gets home today (I hope). He's been out sanding and plowing since yesterday morning, more than 24 hours now. We've really had more than our share of snow this year.

Lovely, dino! A gem for us snowbound folks to dream about - although, shar, I must be honest - we didn't get nearly what was predicted for us (Eastern Panhandle, WV), but it's plenty cold and icy today. I was waiting until it warmed a bit so my poor doggy (and me, too) would have better footing More...

The redwoods are inspiring indeed -- thanks, Dino!

Shar, we had just a bit of snow and cold, and lots of the city is closed down! We often don't think to give thanks to those like your husband who work so hard to get us going again — only complain that they haven't plowed MY street yet! More...

hey Joan! I lived near Martinsburg in the early eighties. I'll never forget the big snow in Feb. 1983. 36 inches! But it was gone in just a few days.

This great photo made a great hard puzzle

Great pic Dino, and you won the trifector!!!

I find it hard to even imagine you people that are snowbound, when we here are sweltering, and expecting temperatures in the 40's C over the weekend!

That was a challenge.

Great photo again, Dino. I will wait until tomorrow to attempt to connect all of these black little pieces.... We had some really beautiful bursts (that's the weatherman's terminology) of snow yesterday, but the sun was out and the ground clean within a couple of hours. It was pretty while it was coming down, though.