Fresh Snowy Pictures ~ Portsmouth NH

We had a beautiful fluffy snow fall yesterday here in Portsmouth New Hampshire, and I thought I would share some pictures I took just walking around my yard.

Snow Covered Trees - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

We
had a beautiful fluffy snow fall yesterday here in Portsmouth New Hampshire, and
I thought I would share some pictures I took just walking around my yard.

The magical beauty of freshly fallen snow really has to be experienced in
person.

The peaceful quiet and calm stillness that you feel in a fresh snow just
can’t be captured in pictures, and nor can the real beauty of what I really see
when I look at through my eyes instead of through the camera.

Snowy Branches Reaching Toward My House - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007 My Snowy Side Yard - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

To see the fluffy white snow coating all these trees and branches is really
just beautiful. It stays looking like that until either a wind comes along and
blows it off or until the temperature rises and it all starts melting. But
until then, it’s just beautiful to look at!

My Snow Covered House - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings

Looking Down the Snowy Driveway to Garage - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

The snow that covered all the bushes and trees framed my house so beautifully
yesterday morning - I couldn’t help but take these pictures to share!

Snowy Side of House - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

Snowy Side of House - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

Snow Covered Birdfeeders - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

Each of my bird feeders has about 4 to 6 inches of snow on their roofs….now
to hike out there through the snow to fill them up!

Snowy Street Scene - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

Snowy Street Scene - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

Snowy Street View Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings 2007

When the snow coats everything like our last snow did, it creates such a
magical scene everywhere you look. These pictures really don’t do what I was
seeing justice…. you just really have to see these shows of Mother Nature
first hand!

Pine Trees Covered in Snow Over Garage - Portsmouth NH - Ann Cummings

I hope you’ve enjoyed these pictures - my treat to you on New Year’s
Day!!

Wishing all of us the very best in 2008 - health, happiness, peacefulness,
prosperity, and joy!

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Posted on January 01, 2008 15:15:55 by Ann.Cummings

Posted in New Hampshire Seacoast Towns, Just For Fun, Portsmouth

Comment from: Laurie Manny [Visitor]

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Happy New Year Ann & Bear,

Gorgeous pictures, thanks for the reminder. I do remember the peaceful quiet and calm stillness and miss that, but not the cold, brrrrrrr.

Permalink January 01, 2008 17:44:43

Comment from: ines [Visitor]

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OK Ann - you have heard them from me before - it goes "BRRRrrrr, Brrrr, and brrrr". But Portsmouth sure looks pretty in the winter!

Permalink January 01, 2008 23:37:38

Comment from: Ann.Cummings [Member]

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I know, cold, but it's sure beautiful to look at!!

Enjoy the pictures, and Happy New Year to all!!

Permalink January 02, 2008 06:30:25

Comment from: moni [Visitor]

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I think it's about 8 degrees outside today but the sun is shining.

Permalink January 03, 2008 14:35:34

Comment from: Ann.Cummings [Member]

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The sun does help! I actually wore a coat today instead of one of my jackets that I usually wear - I sort of conceded that it was cold by doing that.

Permalink January 03, 2008 16:06:38

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