A little winter break has taken us from the Rain City to Cold Country. The photo above was taken just west of Spokane, Washington, along Interstate 90. The shot seemed like a good candidate for a January calendar page. The pic below shows some really tall trees along the highway in Idaho. Heavy snowfall in late December created quite a winter coat.
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| Below zero sunrise in Madison Valley Montana. Madison Mountain Range in the distance. Saturday, January 2, 2016. |
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| Madison Mountains from Jeffers, Montana. Snow-capped is Fan Mountain. Bluest sky ever? |
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| Classic old home near Jeffers, Montana |
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pretty but very cold looking, too! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country John! You're right that they make beautiful calendar photos. From time to time I think about using my photos to make calendars to give as gifts. But I haven't done it yet.
ReplyDeleteI wish Steve and I were there with you!
ReplyDeleteBlue skies and lots of awesome scenery.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sceneries indeed, great light.
ReplyDeleteMany greetings!
Oh, I do love your snowy shots, John!! Sorry to be so late getting here -- of of "those" days!! I do hope you've had a wonderful holiday and that you have a wonderful new year!! Enjoy -- camera in hand, of course!!
ReplyDeleteHello john, the snowy images are pretty. I love the beautiful house. No snow here yet. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteBELOW ZERO. This Floridian can't conceptualize that. Just saying.
ReplyDeleteSo that's where you got off to, John. Pretty, but it does look cold. We've been having our own cold times here lately, with snow on the ground yesterday for the first time this winter. Pretty, but I prefer rain! It doesn't make me slip and fall. :-)
ReplyDeleteHere is a little trivia for you. The calendar of 1932 is the same as 2016.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter pictures and what a gorgeous bright blue sky.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter photos. For the most part, I'm a big fan of winter.
ReplyDeleteLovely snow scenes! The trees are beautiful. I particularly like your last photo though. There's a house near me that has a very similar design/structure, but it's not in as nice of condition.
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