One of the selling points when Mr. K and I bought our condo was the views out the front windows. The number of photos I’ve taken from my own house/driveway is ridiculous, and I have no intention of stopping, especially since it changes season to season and sometimes day to day within a season. Scroll down for some examples from the last couple months as fall became winter. At least one of these previously appeared in my “a week in photos” entries, but the rest I just uploaded so I would have another backup somewhere.
October 5th. Early fall. The weeds and wildflowers along the side of the road are no longer blooming and are starting to turn brown. Some leaves are hinting at turning yellow.
October 20th. So much more yellow than two weeks earlier.
November 3rd. Sometimes clouds roll in from behind the mountain and obscure the view. (Sometimes they roll up from the valley instead. Good to have variety.) This wasn’t the first snow of the season; that came on October 21st, followed by a warm up a few days later, then more snow.
November 9th. Definitely winter. Trees are mostly leaf-less and the berms of snow along the road are building up from the plows.
We’ve had more snow since that last photo, with no melting events, and if we’re lucky that’ll keep happening for the next four months. This view won’t change as dramatically, but I’ll be keeping an eye out for how high the snow gets on the back windows, what animal tracks we see in the yard, how many folks we see skiing or snowboarding down the street toward the mountain, that sort of thing.
On this date in 2021: Enchantment
2020: Three Little Kittens
2019: Fall Road Trip Loop, Part 1: It’s Not a Canyon, Really
2018: Mundanity on the Mountain
2017: The Mountain is Calling
2016: Driving, Driving, Driving
2015: Achievement Unlocked
2014: To Everything There Is a Season
2013: Creepier Than Elf on a Shelf
2012: Getting Better
2007 through 2011: No entries
2006: Eye Candy is Better Than No Candy at All
2005: No entry
2004: Catching Up, Again
2003: Bad Logo on the Rise
2002: Winter
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