Yes, I still have EVEN more snow photos to share even if it is Spring. . .

More . . . going thru Leverich Park. . .

A generous  portion of snow for these fallen branches/trees. . . makes for a nice contrast with the rest of the scene.

Just around the bend and I am out of Leverich Park. . . Just a few more photos of my snowy walk.  Then, on to other photo memories. . .NEXT POST. 

One of my favorite scenes -- clumps of snow waiting for me!

After crossing St. John's Road, the path follows Burnt Bridge Creek BUT this time the creek will be on my right as it ambles eastward.

Not too many people have walked on this part of the trail YET!

Snow like puffs of cotton growing on the branches. . .

Logs in the river with a faint cover of snow left on them. . .

 

Looking to my right  at Burnt Bridge Creek.

One day soon, I will finish the trail and show you some Spring photos along the remainder of it.  I hope you enjoyed seeing the only day it snowed for us this winter.  Since I love snow, even the smallest amount is wonderful to me.

Thursday morning snowfall #2--Uptown, heading downtown. . .

Even tho the tree branches are  frosted with a layer of freshly fallen snow, they  can't hide that speck of blue sky from me!

 Each branch willing shared the beautiful white stuff with the other. . .

 The snow clung to everything like it didn't have plans for melting soon.

Another cluster of branches sharing the beautiful white stuff, making a snow sculpture.

 

It was like the branches were saving some snow for me.

Looks like cotton!

Bicycle rack sporting snow. . . 

Snow in an empty parking lot.

All the plants seem to be friends with this snowfall!

This cold wooden frog says that all for snow today.  Come back tomorrow!