I'm sure this is not a scene you would expect to see on Phoenix Daily Photo! I flew with my good friends Julie and Dave to Oregon for a weekend in the Oregon Wine Country. Friday and Saturday were pretty much typical Oregon winter weather with rain and cold temperatures but, when we got up on Sunday, that rain had turned to snow, blanketing the area with some winter-time beauty. It was a treat for us desert dwellers. We were snapping photos in every direction. It was Truffle Festival weekend in Oregon so in addition to all this winter beauty, we had great wines and wonderful foods all inspired by that world famous mushroom. We even had truffle enhanced desserts!
Thanks again to Julie and Dave for such a fantastic weekend but most of all for being such wonderful friends!
14 comments:
The great pleasures of Friendship and the reconnection with winter for a couple of days.
Snow does have it's moments of beauty. Nice photo of one those moments.
That is a surprising change of view, I like fresh snow, it changes the world in a fairy tale!
How wonderful to enjoy a change of scenery & best of all good company!
What a treat that snow must have been for you! And it was sticky snow which is the prettiest! ;-)
You are fortunate to have such good friends and I think the reverse is also true; they are fortunate to have you for a friend. This is a favorite snow scene of mine. Maybe you should hang it on the wall so you could look at it during the summer and maybe feel a bit of coolness?
Lovely photo Sharon. Sounds like you all had a great time!
Oh my gosh what a treat Sharon! I would loooove to wake up to a snow covered world ☺ Sounds like you had a brilliant time ✨
Beautiful winter scene, Sharon.
For a moment I thought you would be here... :-)
Gorgeous!
So pretty!! What a nice change of pace and relaxing get away for all three of you.
What a gorgeous winter scene. It will be nice to view that in the desert when it's hot. A fantastic surprised journey for you. glad you enjoyed it.
Nice change of pace, for sure!
I guess snow in small doses is good. Hi, Dave and Julie.
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