And what to my wondering eyes should appear?! SNOW! and yet MORE SNOW!!! and then MORE!!! Snow backing up to the back porch door. Yes, that IS our deck, deck chairs and planters! Funny pilling of snow atop the patio umbrella. Snow measurement by early afternoon. Snow that fell down on Jewel. Since the snow wasn't the greatest for snowmen, Ken decided the car would do, hence the smily face on the hood. LOTS of SNOW! My snow hammock - Don't I wish I could lay on it and it would feel like the big fluffy mattress it looks like! Find the Patchy Puppy! Patch trudging through the snow. Falcor smiling while running around enjoying the snow. Rooster in the snow... With the look of - What is this stuff? Now what do I do? The Rooster in the Snow looking at Laddie as if thinking - hey, that looks like a warm spot! Patch is going crazy having fun running around in the background. Rooster Deciding Laddie was a warm spot to roost. Laddie being the good sport and flock dog he is, simply ablidged. Our hens decided to stay warm in the coop. They don't like the snow much - they act like the sky is falling when the snow falls around them. Ken's self designed chicken coop roof did well on it's maiden snow storm load. The trail to warmth... Patchy bounding in the snow
Yes, that IS our deck, deck chairs and planters! 
Funny pilling of snow atop the patio umbrella. 
Snow measurement by early afternoon. 
Snow that fell down on Jewel. 
Since the snow wasn't the greatest for snowmen, Ken decided the car would do, hence the smily face on the hood. 
LOTS of SNOW! 
My snow hammock - Don't I wish I could lay on it and it would feel like the big fluffy mattress it looks like! 
Find the Patchy Puppy! Patch trudging through the snow. 
Falcor smiling while running around enjoying the snow. 
Rooster in the snow... With the look of - What is this stuff? Now what do I do? 
The Rooster in the Snow looking at Laddie as if thinking - hey, that looks like a warm spot! Patch is going crazy having fun running around in the background. 
Rooster Deciding Laddie was a warm spot to roost. Laddie being the good sport and flock dog he is, simply ablidged. 
Our hens decided to stay warm in the coop. They don't like the snow much - they act like the sky is falling when the snow falls around them. 
Ken's self designed chicken coop roof did well on it's maiden snow storm load. 
The trail to warmth... 
Patchy bounding in the snow 
It looks like everyone had fun in the snow. Great pictures!
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