dairy land

Cows in the snow in Monticello, Maine.

jolly holly

It's officially the first week of December. That means that winter is fast approaching (although the 60 degree weather in Boston doesn't make it seem possible). I hope you all have a holly jolly start to December!

red barn and willow

More ice from the rain. It lasted for three days in shady spots.

treesicles

Extreme amounts of rain + freezing temperatures = a frozen forest. Linneus, ME during Spring Break. It looked like frosty glass was covering everything.

tracks

Bird feet prints in the fresh snow.

tremont traffic

It kind of creeps me out how much I can see from my bedroom windows. I do enjoy the view of the Common and Tremont Street though.

trucking to the sun

A truck driving into the sunset.

winter road

Another trip to Maine means more snow... or like 16 inches of snow.

twigs in snow

Just some twigs in the snow.

block wall

Boylston Street buildings from the Boston Garden on a cold day.

winter gardeners

The Boston Public Garden Bridge. I like the color of willow trees in the winter.

leopard tree

It was a nice day for a walk in the garden.

spike puff

More from the snow invasion in Maine.

snow bench

On a walk today in the woods of Orono, ME.

dead white berries

Winter sucked the life out of my white popping berries. I don't think they'll pop anymore.

spilt tree

It was so warm out yesterday and the clouds from this hill in Ludlow, ME were amazing.

the sunset and the pink clouds

The sunset in Houlton today, when I came back from snowboarding. The sky has gotten better each year.

window to tree

After the fluffy and violent snow storm that hit the east coast earlier this week.

tree fence sunset

A winter-in-Maine sunset is one of the best kinds of sunsets, except that they happen before supper.

pre-christmas potato field

This is a picture I took today that nearly cost me my life. I was almost hit by a car shortly after, but I escaped in the last second. It was close, but I am lucky.