The snow isn't even marked up with little children's footprints in that last pic...was that taken right after the snow?
It's beautiful here and G'nad can really see because of all the tracks what kind and how many deer and turkey (and dogs) are running around out there. Still can't get the van out though, so he's been taking thetruck. I told the kids before they went sledding to make sure they jumped off before crashing into a tree as I wouldn't be able to get them to the ER. :-)
Mrsnad
I've got lots of bunny and squirrel tracks.
Heh! Now THAT'S thinking ahead! I'll bet they're having a great time!
We live on top of a hill, on a cul-de-sac, and our street always seemed to be one of the last ones plowed. As a result, the kids on the street got a few extra hours of sledding. Some folks on the street below us even brought their kids up to our street to sled. It was a good neighborhood for our kids growing up.
That snow picture was taken the next day, but it still doesn't have too many tracks...no one is out walking around and even our front yard is still pretty smooth.
Or at least it was...school starts back up today and since we live right across the street from the school bus stop, I'm thinking the kids might not be able to resist the smooth open snow.
We have the opposite situation. Our truck quit working...Steve took thevan! LOL We can't get the truck out of the driveway to take it to get it fixed. It's in the garage, but the driveway is a solid sheet of ice.
Maybe it'll melt off today...supposed to be in the fifties!