Flat Creek, Feb 4, 2014 photo by B. Rogers
Greenville SC - Main Street taken Jan 26, 1966 by Lewis Burress who worked at News Piedmont (large building under the sign perhaps)
Dec 9, 2018 around 8 am, photo by Black Mountain News.
Mt. Mitchell, January 2018, photographer unknown
Looking Glass Falls Jan. 2018. unknown photographer
Dec. 23, 2018 at Lake Tomahawk
And though snow fell once (maybe twice with rain) already this year, there was no accumulation here. We shall see what comes along in the next year...
Linking to Sepia Saturday, which is going on a break till next year. Oh my! I wish all the readers, and contributors to this nice and interesting meme a happy holiday, and a safe one!
Interesting seeing how weather and climate changes. I am glad that I have posted photos on FB, that are coming up on the daily memories..over twelve years, it is an eye-opener
ReplyDeleteI enjoy those "memory" postings too. Amazing to see what was important to me many years ago. Some I share, and some are really awful!
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ReplyDeleteThe Sepia photo is just awesome. Beautiful snowy scenes, I love the frozen waterfalls. Great photos.
Take care, enjoy your weekend! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
I've never seen a frozen waterfall...so glad some other folks (a lot of them it looks like!) ventured out to see this one. This is not on the Blue Ridge Parkway, but very close to it. The Parkway is usually shut down when there's bad weather...they don't bother plowing.
DeleteA fine Sepia Saturday
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to find some old snowy photos.
Delete...wow, Greenville, SC got that much snow?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look like a whole lot, but it stuck. I remember living in Houston as a kid and playing in the snow with my cousins...once!
DeleteLove those snowy wintry photos. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have very few that I've taken of snowy scenes. Back a few years ago I did drive over to the creek to take photos in the snow...not sure I'd do it now.
DeleteI enjoy looking at snow much more than the reality. Pretty photos!
ReplyDeleteYes, there's a lot of problems it dumps on us, doesn't it?
DeleteThe beauty of winter! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks...there are definitely some good moments in wintertime.
DeleteIt's a true winter wonderland here. Like that falls frozen in place.
ReplyDeleteI found it very amazing...one day in January it was almost frozen, then another and it looked pretty much all ice!
DeleteI love those wintry photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill. They are certainly pretty to look at.
Deletethat is what winters should look like! Love the images of the waterfall. :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'll try to get there if that happens again...it's not that far from where I live, maybe an hour's drive.
DeleteFrozen Looking Glass Falls are striking! But the rest of the wintery pictures are beautiful too. I was particularly interested in the photo of Greenville, SC as I have a cousin who lives there. :)
ReplyDeleteAs I write this on Christmas Eve there is about 2 inches of snow here in downtown Asheville. Magical, yes. But more beautiful to see from behind a window sitting near a warm fire. Hope you enjoy your Xmas snow too!
ReplyDeleteNo snow where I live, so I especially enjoyed these!
ReplyDeleteLovely winter memories, Barbara, with great photos - my favourites Lake Tomahaw and Mount Mitchell. Thank you for your Christmas and New . Year wishes
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenes. So very different from the weather we experience at Christmas. This time last year our whole area was devastated by bushfires.
ReplyDeleteSuch different landscape to the one in Australia. That first photo is magnificent!
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