I was surprised also. The forecast before I went to bed was rain in the early evening and then clearing by midnight. We had nearly 4 inches of snow when I got up. I stuck to everything. Thanks, Susan.
Wow – that was a surprise storm, Tim! So far we are escaping snow in March this year. Daffodils are at their peak now, with greenery busting out all over. Rick got out the lawn mower yesterday.
Stunning photos. Reminds me of living in Northern Arizona. After a dusting, temps would sometimes increase rapidly, and then, presto, no more snow. Was not like that, however, when blizzards came through.
Tiny tree in the 7th shot looks like it’s centered at the mouth of a cave. Neat. That bush really perked up in the last shot. I’m curious which species these wicked, pretty trees are. Their barks appear to be the same.
That’s just crazy!
Interesting, because it’s been nuts here, as well. I mean magic trees transmit a lot of info.
My internet has been a disaster.
Offline a lot. Sent a special mail! xx
PS
These before and afters are good for a PBH / AGMs story. Grabbing them now, so I don’t have to look when the time comes! I’ve got a nice stash in the trees folder. Thank you!
Okay, let me know if I make an error.
1. Dale’s Peach
2. Resa’s
3. Shey’s
4. Gigi’s
5. Marina’s
6. Gigi’s & ????
7. ????
8. Rebecca’s bamboo
Gigi has the cottonwood to the right of your tree. It’s in most of the photos of the sunrises. That’s the only tree she has. The plum tree is now Charlotte’s, Susan and Teagan have cottonwoods along the south side of the property, Tiffany has a tree on the eastern edge of the property and Gabriela has the cottonwood behind Gigi’s tree. Lavinia has the young cottonwood east of the bamboo. Nancy has the nectarine.
Which pic is the plum tree in? #1
The fist pick has Dale’s Peach on the left, Charlotte’s plum on the right, There are unclaimed apple trees and Nancy’s nectarine behind the peach and plum trees.
The second photo is your tree. The third photo is Tiffany’s tree, and the fourth photo is Gigi’s tree.
The fifth photo is Marina’s pear tree. The sixth photo from right left is Lavinia’s tree, Susan and Teagan’ trees, and Gabriela’s tree hidden behind Gigi’s tree with is on the left.
The 7th photo is Lyn’s Chatalpa tree behind the arch, and the last photo is Rebecca’s Black Bamboo.
THANK YOU!!!
I was close, but no cigar. Yay, I don’t smoke cigars.
Your blog has become one that my IPad wants a full details check before every comment, do you have any askimet settings on it to spam comments? I don’t understand why this keeps happening?
It does have askimet as the default spam filter. WP can be weird. I can’t comment on a lot of blogs directly. I have to comment through the Reader. Thanks, Charlotte,
At first I thought you had some kind of frost filter on your camera .. and I wanted one. Turns out it was just nature doing its thing. Very cool series of contrasting shots.
Off Center & Not Even 
I was really surprised when I woke up to so much snow this morning! I was happy it melted by afternoon. 🙂
I was surprised also. The forecast before I went to bed was rain in the early evening and then clearing by midnight. We had nearly 4 inches of snow when I got up. I stuck to everything. Thanks, Susan.
Things are changing, yay for Spring.
Thanks, Holly. The snow was a surprise, but it didn’t last long. We really needed the precipitation.
That’s really odd, does it happen often?
It still freezes every night. But snow is rare, especially this time of year. Although we have had snow at the end of May in years past.
That boggles my mind. There’s nothing boring out your way !
What a huge changes! Beautiful photos all around 🙂
Quick change weather. Thanks, Bridgette.
Crazy weather day, Look for migrant birds tomorrow on the South wind,
Thanks, Susan.
Incredible! It’s like you time-traveled!
Seems that way. Only nine hours between the snow and no snow shots. Thanks, Michele.
Wow – that was a surprise storm, Tim! So far we are escaping snow in March this year. Daffodils are at their peak now, with greenery busting out all over. Rick got out the lawn mower yesterday.
Amazing!
Stunning photos. Reminds me of living in Northern Arizona. After a dusting, temps would sometimes increase rapidly, and then, presto, no more snow. Was not like that, however, when blizzards came through.
Nice contrasts between morning and later on the day.
Thanks, Rudi.
Wow. Stunning transformation.
Quite a change. Thanks, Couriers.
Even bigger wow. I see what you mean. Gorgeous though.
Quite a difference between morning and afternoon.
I know. Quite amazing.
Now you see it, now you don’t! That certainly is a quick change! …but oh- so lucky to be able to see these beautiful changes!
Thanks, Marina.
Fascinating to have those changes of weather within a day.
Thanks, Heidi.
A fun set of before and afters. Great captures, Tim.
Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Lovely photos! The differences are stunning.
Thanks, Dawn.
Tim, you captured Mother Natures’ changes to a tee! Lovely.
Mutha Naycha at her best.
Tiny tree in the 7th shot looks like it’s centered at the mouth of a cave. Neat. That bush really perked up in the last shot. I’m curious which species these wicked, pretty trees are. Their barks appear to be the same.
Most of the trees are cottonwoods. The “tiny” tree is a pair tree, and the bush around it is black bamboo. Thanks, Dawn.
Thanks. Never knew of a black bamboo
Expensive stuff. That patch, that I cut a labyrinth in, started out as 4 shoots in 2004. Cost $100 a shoot back then.
As per Inchcock’s (?) comment, you also captured Mother Natures’ changes to a tree! Tee-hee
Tree-he-he.
That is so cool.
Thanks, needhamb.
The frost adds a magical touch.
Thanks, Susan.
What a beautiful surprise!!!
Thanks, Tiffany.
I love your photo’s so much! I also take lots of photos! Check out my blog maybe?
Thanks. Great looking photos on your blog.
That’s just crazy!
Interesting, because it’s been nuts here, as well. I mean magic trees transmit a lot of info.
My internet has been a disaster.
Offline a lot. Sent a special mail! xx
You had mentioned you were having Internet trouble. Crazy times with everything. Thanks, Resa.
New equipment arriving any day. 😵💫
They said we can set it up ourselves, easily. 😬
I can hardly wait! 😳
It’s generally fairly easy these days.
Whew!
Wow what a contrast Tim!
What’s the night to bring?
That is wild and fantastic, Tim! Love the two views!
Thanks, Dale.
🙂
PS
These before and afters are good for a PBH / AGMs story. Grabbing them now, so I don’t have to look when the time comes! I’ve got a nice stash in the trees folder. Thank you!
You are welcome. I can’t wait to see what you do with them.
Okay, let me know if I make an error.
1. Dale’s Peach
2. Resa’s
3. Shey’s
4. Gigi’s
5. Marina’s
6. Gigi’s & ????
7. ????
8. Rebecca’s bamboo
Gigi has the cottonwood to the right of your tree. It’s in most of the photos of the sunrises. That’s the only tree she has. The plum tree is now Charlotte’s, Susan and Teagan have cottonwoods along the south side of the property, Tiffany has a tree on the eastern edge of the property and Gabriela has the cottonwood behind Gigi’s tree. Lavinia has the young cottonwood east of the bamboo. Nancy has the nectarine.
Which pic is the plum tree in? #1
The fist pick has Dale’s Peach on the left, Charlotte’s plum on the right, There are unclaimed apple trees and Nancy’s nectarine behind the peach and plum trees.
The second photo is your tree. The third photo is Tiffany’s tree, and the fourth photo is Gigi’s tree.
The fifth photo is Marina’s pear tree. The sixth photo from right left is Lavinia’s tree, Susan and Teagan’ trees, and Gabriela’s tree hidden behind Gigi’s tree with is on the left.
The 7th photo is Lyn’s Chatalpa tree behind the arch, and the last photo is Rebecca’s Black Bamboo.
THANK YOU!!!
I was close, but no cigar. Yay, I don’t smoke cigars.
Thank you for your choice of plum tree Timothy 🌳
Your blog has become one that my IPad wants a full details check before every comment, do you have any askimet settings on it to spam comments? I don’t understand why this keeps happening?
It does have askimet as the default spam filter. WP can be weird. I can’t comment on a lot of blogs directly. I have to comment through the Reader. Thanks, Charlotte,
At first I thought you had some kind of frost filter on your camera .. and I wanted one. Turns out it was just nature doing its thing. Very cool series of contrasting shots.
No frost filter. Simply short lived snow. Thanks, Brian.