Finally, we got some snow! And just when I was starting to think we weren't going to have a winter this year. I had two local spots I've been waiting to visit in the snow if it ever came. One was the Witch Hazel blooming in the park, but turns out it's done blooming already (it is practically spring here; crocuses blooming, daffodils about to bloom, the forsythia even starting to bloom), so that one was a strike out. The second was the foot bridge at Moulton Falls, which thank goodness was successful (bridges being a good bit more permanent than winter blossoms!). I have a few different versions of it, because we've had several little batches of snowfall this week. This one is the snowiest, and maybe the prettiest. I'll post another version tomorrow. Moulton Falls is northeast of Battle Ground, heading up the back side of Mount St. Helens. Falls is a bit of a stretch, but the river moves swiftly in the winter and spring. This is the north fork of the Lewis River.
5 comments:
foot bridge in the white nature * beautiful to see your winter !
That's a pretty shot with just the right amount of snow. Our spring is at a similar stage but with snow forecast in the next few days.
Love this capture. I enjoyed the bit of snow we got, about 4 inches here.
A bridge looks beautiful surrounded by snow-covered trees. Have a nice weekend.
So very pretty and serene looking.
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