We are nearing the equinox, when day length will equal dark length. Which means we can have ice and snow one day and 40 degrees the next. This week the snow is melting, turning slushy. Leaves and pine needles that fell during the big wind a week ago are coming to the surface, and some create local "hot spots", melting holes into the remaining few inches of snow. And then, overnight, snow melt freezes into a thick layer of ice and we start the melting anew at mid-morning the next day.
What does the end of winter look like where you live? (Or maybe in your neck of the woods it is the end of summer)
How does the texture of the snow change over the course of a day, a week?
What unexpected treasures are you discovering as the snow melts?
The end of winter? Are you sure there is an end to this winter? I love the photo.
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