At any rate, it's the first time I've been around snow since my increased interest in photography and the acquisition of more advanced equipment to pursue said interest.
So when the snow really began to fall like it does in a shaken-up snow globe, I broke out the camera and walked downstairs.
Here's just a few photos to share, check out more at flickr.





At least this was pretty snow that only stuck to greens, flowers and parked cars. It didn't stick to roads much at all, thankfully.
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