Such a mild winter, comparatively speaking. Now in mid-February, after Pauxsatawny Phil predicted six more weeks of winter, it’s gotten colder but we still have a scarcity of snow, as evidenced in today’s photographs. Corning NY has seen little white, featuring instead a surfeit of grays. Personally, I like the color gray.
Gray skies over Carpenters Funeral Home on the northside…
Nothing quite as “gray” as a tree void of leaves, such as this one on Bridge Street…
Corning’s southside on a gray day led me to take the next photo (and the one at the end) in black and white…
Gray rock on the Chemung River. Oh, wait, they’re gray all the time…
I admit it was a sunny day, but the tires were certainly fitting for today’s theme…
A rare glimpse of snow in Corning NY…
Grey and light make a stunning contrast…
That snow picture is beautiful - has me wishing I was rolling in snow, padded like a snowman himself :)
ReplyDeleteI have yet to experience a white Christmas so your pictures speak to me even more my friend!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
CCU, sadly we've had little snow this year. For more secondhand snow experiences, check back to blog postings for previous years.
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