Greetings! Here are the rest of the shots from yesterday morning. Also a few shots of the dump trucks and equipment being used to clear things out.  No rain for a while so people should have a chance to recover. With all this snow and rain the hills should be very green very soon. And the wildflowers should be gorgeous this year.

I’ll be in Tejon Pass Saturday getting serious winter shots. Ok, not as serious as what’s happening in Philly and mid-Atlantic. Our nephew is there going to school, but not these days! California boy snowed in.  More Arboretum shots starting tomorrow.

Abundantly yours…

Been a wild winter here. More pix tomorrow of today’s snow and the trucks/equipment being used to clear the storm drains and debris. Looks like the weather is warming up over the next week into an Indian Summer.

The teasing this weather is doing is beyond words. Pal Karen Bugge at Altadena Hiker likened this relentless wet to that of a lover’s sloppiness you grow tired of after one wild night. Amen, sister. This morning there was a glimmer of sun, some hope that the drenching would cease. And then there it was again, all soggy and cold and lacking any consideration.

But for a moment when the beautiful new snow brightened the day.