Mountain Cabin
Credits: Stormy Weather by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Font: DJB I Love Me Some Brook by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: Stormy Weather by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Font: DJB I Love Me Some Brook by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: The Road Less Traveled by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Template from Set 134 by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB I Love Me Some Lorie by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: Let the Games Begin by Libby Pritchett & Kristin Cronin-Barrow Half Pack 70 by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB Preppy Side by Darcy Baldwin
Credits: Look at You Grow by Emily Merritt & Traci Reed
This year, winter is practicing hard. I’m not sure whether quite successfully, because even though this was the third time snowing this December, it’s just never really a lot, and doesn’t stick around for long, but we can’t blame winter for not trying. Really. So, after it started snowing again yesterday afternoon (note the timing: it always happens when I have to be at work), I decided to go out early this morning to get a couple of snapshots before all the students decent on it yet once more. And in the end, I actually liked what I saw!
Winter seems to be generous this year. After the first snowy trial run a couple of weeks ago, yesterday, winter bestowed upon us a chilly, wintery layer of snow dust. It wasn’t much, but it was enough to turn things into an “almost” perfect winter wonderland. Unfortunately, I had to work by the time the snow actually started to matter. And by the time I got off work, it was dark already. Still, with my students, I was able to make the most of it, by running outside as soon as the bell would ring, for some pictures. And if nothing else, this short little snow interlude gives wings to my hopes for a more snowy winter this year. We’ll see what is to come …
Credits: A Little Emotional by Traci Reed & Sugarplum Paperie Template from Double it Up: Set 9 – All Purpose Album by Cindy Schneider Font: DJB Linda H Script by Darcy Baldwin Inked Edges Alpha by Kristin Cronin-Barrow
Yes, autumn has not quite left us yet, and so today, we decided to give it another shot and try playing in whatever capacity of leaves we may get. Remember those devious tree shakers I told you about last year, who always try to make chasing autumn leaves as little fun as possible? Anyhow, we found ourselves that favorite spot again, where chances of finding leaves are at least existent (though small), and where last year we’d had a blast with our autumn photo shoot. And it seemed like we were lucky yet once more. Of course, the wind found that place, too, and decided to share it generously with us and the dust it whirled around. But we didn’t care. We love leaves. And we love leaves in fall. And so we enjoyed a very happy autumn day!
Admitted, climbing local mountains isn’t anything like climbing the Swiss Alps as we did last summer. It is, however, not in the least less adventurous, especially if you have the privilege to hike together with a group of friends. We did just that, and the reason why I would call our last trip to the mountain a little adventurous, is because of what my music loving friends decided to bring along: a little ukelele, percussions and a hand drum. With all that in our hiking equipment, we were sure to have some fun, but also a glorious autumn morning in the mountains!