it’s called Sprinter
Oh, no worries. It’s just another Winter storm happening in Spring. It’s called Sprinter.
Now, if only I can find the cattle.
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Crikey! We are having the same sort of spring here with snow and hail because of an arctic blast! But not quite as dramatic as that!
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Crikey is right! Ugh…But thankful we don’t have the hail. We had a good hail storm that totaled our 2 year old roof and my sweet Honda Civic. I loathe hail.
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I think we are a bit soft here! I was worried about the tulips – I didn’t have to worry about the roof!
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Oh my goodness. That’s hard to believe. We’ve had 80 degrees for 2 days. Had a huge thunderstorm today, a bit of hail, but no snow!! 🙂
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I see you’ve kept your sense of humor, Leah. 😉Wonderful image and I sure hope you found the cattle.
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[…] the passing of a few hours after this shot, the snow finally stopped and began to melt. The sun came out and it’s shining brightly […]
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