This morning’s snow and ice lingered all day, shrouding the city in such a hauntingly beautiful manner that I couldn’t help but take the late afternoon off and went looking and taking as many photos as possible before the sun set. 
MAGICAL AND EVOCATIVE GLOUCESTER WINTER WONDERLAND
Good Morning Gloucester 
Kim in Wonderland ~ Through the Lens 😉 I see why you could not help yourself ~ so beautiful!
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Yes it truly was magically beautiful Mary, I so wish there were twice as many hours in a day. I got some outstanding very frozen Niles Pond landscape footage for Mr. Swan’s film, too!
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Wow! Gorgeous shots! I need to do this more often- take the time to just go get the pictures!
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Thank you Cheryl, for this comment and your always kind comments 🙂
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Outstanding pictures!
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Thank you Paula O! Yes I urge you to do that, it was just so beautiful.
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Winter sleep pretty time of year blanket keeping it warm below? 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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A blanket of snow is great for gardens, much better than a constant freezing-thawing cycle.
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I remember some cabbages and broccoli along with others fare better to when frosty shows up – the back and forth is touch on a everything including pipes burst, not to mention back shoveling the days were all you see it the shovel above and snow fly with no human visible that’s the storms that are painful! Dave
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