This July “Seasons” will be the theme for the entire month with a different season featured each week. “Winter” is the last challenge of the series..
In coastal Georgia, a day below freezing is rare and we only get snow or ice every few years. Still, we enjoy sitting by the fireplace when the temperature drops outside.
Occasionally there are snow flurries but the snow usually melts as soon as it hits the warm ground. The last time the snow stuck and accumulated a few inches was in 2018. Our neighborhood was like a winter wonderland for a few days.
Ann-Christine, thank you for this weeks Lens-Artists Photo Challenge – Winter
Wandering Dawgs 
These are beautiful shots especially the red berries, but if you don’t mind I won’t linger because I really don’t want to think about winter, snow, shoveling, ice, and staying inside. I know you understand. 🙂
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Exactly why this is the farthest north I want to live 😀
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These beautiful pictures make me long all the more for winter, especially in the Texas heat.
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Thank you. I’ll take the warm weather over cold any day!
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Warm: yes. But Texas heat: no! 😉
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Beautiful captures. The wine at the fire brings sadness. In South Africa all alcohol sales are banned due to covid19 . This the lof fire in’t being accompanied by a glass of wine or sherry
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* Thus the log fire
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Thank you. I’m so sorry the photo made you sad. Here’s hoping things will be better before too long.
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Don’t worry not too sad 🙂
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Ah – you do get snow sometimes! Beautiful red berries and lovely fireplace! I don’t like the cold either – but rather that than the heat we had 2018…
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I enjoy watching the snow come down and the way it looks when it accumulates. Luckily it usually melts pretty quickly and no shoveling is needed. I wouldn’t enjoy it if it was a common occurrence in our winters!
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Well, the shoveling is not the best thing with it…but that hasn’t been needed for some years here now.
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Isn’t it funny how the very few winter days we get are so very special Beth. Lord knows we don’t want more of them but the few we get are wonderful indeed. Loved your icy berries this week.
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Tina, it really is fun to watch the snow come down and then sit inside by a cozy fire after going outside to walk in it before it melts. I loved seeing those icicles.
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Ooh. Excellent photos. I like them all. Well done.
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Thank you, John.
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The ice on the branches sends shivers up my spine!! Great captures of winter, Beth.
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Thank you Patti!
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Beautiful! Do you live right on the marsh? Really pretty.
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Pam, thank you. Yes, our back yard is on the marsh.
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That sounds so nice!
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After living 20 years in New England, when we decided to move we felt Georgia wasn’t quite south enough to never see snow again unless we were on vacation. 😊
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I understand!
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