We returned home from our weekend trip to Pennsylvania to a beautiful snowfall – which you can see in the video of Schooner from yesterday. If you watch outside during the day, the snow accumulates as the video progresses.
Date: December 4, 2016
Location: Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Length: 1.3 Miles
Who: Sarah
Travels with Choppy 
The first snow storm is always pretty. Then the reality of the dark, cold and shoveling walks sink in and it loses it’s luster quickly.
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So, so true! Spoken by someone who clearly has much experience in this area! I just wait for our pond to freeze so I have my ice rink – makes winter so much more bearable!
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Pretty for now! Love schooners antics. 😊
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It’s getting to the not pretty stage – lots of people walking in it, sort of melting, sort of muddy – I think we might need a little more to cover the bad snow up!
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Can you post what camera you’re using? It looks fab!
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It’s a Logi Circle – I think it’s this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Battery-Powered-Security/dp/B01645FHN4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1481048245&sr=8-2&keywords=logi+circle
I got it for free, which was nice. I’ll do a whole post on it at some point.
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Thanks! I’ll look into it 😆
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That really is pretty 🙂
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It is – at least for now!
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Gorgeous!
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It really is – I like the mountains. So different than home!
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First snow is always the best. Our enthusiasm wanes as the months go by. 😉 Spring could come in mid-January like it does in England and that would be okay with me. But I must admit that I’m enjoying the bracing air and the reduction in the incidence of ticks. The good news about winter!
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It was quite brisk for our morning walk – but it really is still refreshing! In a month, I know I won’t feel that way, but like you, I look for the good news – by then, the days will be getting longer and we’ll be that much closer to walks during daylight hours again!
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