It’s been quite a while since I’ve managed to find time to work on pictures so I could post them. I’ve been taking some, just haven’t had the time to do anything with them. Of course now that I’ve had a minute to download to my computer I’m not really thrilled with what I got. But here ya go - the great meltoff from the past 3 weekends.

When things started melting it looked a bit like this…

The next week it looked like this…

Yesterday it looked like this…

There are more pics of course, but I shall have to work on getting them uploaded. We shall see.

Posted by: Teresa in Photos at 09:44 AM | Comments (5) | Add Comment
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1 Oh, I love that first one. What a lovely line in the ice!

Posted by: Julie at March 28, 2011 11:15 AM (F1fO/)

2 It's amazing to see the changes happening so quickly; we're still a month away from the end of our late-winter season, with snow in the forecast for tonight. Thanks for putting up pics of open water ...

Posted by: Rev. Paul at March 28, 2011 01:55 PM (0DZhf)

3 That is so neat!  How are your roses?

Posted by: pam at March 29, 2011 10:22 AM (i3Kno)

4 Spring was rocking along beautifully until the last three or four days here. This morning it was back in the 30s... Hope by the end of the week we are back in the swing of spring. Daffodils are already past their prime. Azaleas are beginning to bloom here and there - forsythia is in full blaze, as are the bradford pears. Next up, dogwood trees. My YouTube problems have cleared themselves up nicely. And thank you for the well wishes for Rose. We just keep trying...

Posted by: patti at March 29, 2011 01:42 PM (GSKiD)

5 Julie - thanks I like that one, just wish it had turned out a bit brighter overall. 

Paul - I'm still cold even thought snow and ice melted.  LOL.

Pam - roses are still hibernating. 

Patti - I'm jealous of your warmer weather.

Posted by: Teresa at March 29, 2011 05:35 PM (xE2iU)

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