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What a Difference the Night Makes

Posted in Photography, Winter by leahyetter on February 23, 2014

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Yesterday the snow fell like rain; only moisture and the ground was mud. This morning we are under a snow blanket with small flakes still falling. I made my morning rounds through the cattle with my eyelashes caked in snowflakes. It is so peaceful and quiet out here. I almost tripped over a jackrabbit.

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Tagged with: landscapes, leahyetterphotographer, life, nature, photoblog, photography, ranchlandscapes, snow, westernlandscapes, winter, wyoming

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ranu802 said, on February 23, 2014 at 10:32 am

You still have snow?

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- leahyetter said, on February 23, 2014 at 10:38 am
  
  Yep! It comes and goes Ranu.
  
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missyunakitty said, on February 23, 2014 at 12:20 pm

Reblogged this on Voice of The Soul.

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Tisha Clinkenbeard said, on February 23, 2014 at 1:42 pm

It is beautiful after it falls.

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Hi there! I'm Leah. I am a freelance Photographer born and raised in the Southeast US. I have uprooted my life in Macon, Georgia for a new one as an unlikely cowgirl in love with a handsome cowboy in Wyoming. When I moved out here in 2010 with my orange tabby, Matilda, I lived and worked on a large cattle ranch with Patrick. In the spring of 2013, we moved into a temporary mountain home for the summer, living on strictly solar and wind energy. I cared for goats, chickens, and attack ducks while Patrick found new work out here in cowboy country. Over the summer of '13 we got our new home placed on Patricks' 130something acres with beautiful meadows for the cows and horses, and he found a great job. Matilda passed in 2014 at the age of 17 but you can read about her if you search for Tilda Tuesday on this blog. :) Welcome to Uprooted Magnolia. I hope you enjoy our photo journal on life, love, and the spirit of Wyoming.

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