Heading out at just about 7 am to clear the 4-6 in snowfall we had last night. With the forecast he will need to bring up the snowblower from the barn. I have to make room by knocking back the snow piles. Next up is a the forecast of 16-24 inch storm. It is barreling down upon us for Sunday into who knows what day. :) Come on MARCH!
Have a wonderful day and enjoy the photos I post later today lol they will be before shots.
Stay safe if you are in this next ones path.
Eunice
Folsom Mill Studio/Eunice Miller 
It must be hard to stay cheerful. Good thing you have your art xx
Yes and hot coffee when I come in.
Beautiful images!
Thank you.
Uncle!
:)
Ugh! Same here….sick of it already. And, just as the grass began to show again.
Yes we had mud in spots for 2 days now ice and snow.
As you know, March can bring a lot of snow in New England. The snow does make a nice background for photography though.
March child who was born in a storm lol but Daffodils bloom then too.
Oh, and I am so looking forward to the melt-off and then gardening, and here we will have about 20 inches. That just delays spring a bit for us.
Just a bit longer before my peas and spinach and lettuce go in too.
This really is turning into a winter like the old days, eh? We haven’t had snowbanks this big in decades. Hang in there!
I do love the look and if all I had to do is sit and watch it as I paint it would be wonderful but this old girls only knows how to work hard. You stay safe I am off to the store before the next wave of crazies get there lol
:D
Take care, Eunice.
Thanks Robert at least it will be pretty unless trees begin to fall. :)
My husband is not happy about the heavy snow. It’s much harder to remove than the fluffy stuff.
I wish I was closer and pop over with the tractor and do it for him :( Please be careful over there.