A few days ago Michael brought home a tub of
"Rum Raisin" ice cream...
but when he went to put it in the freezer
saw there was not enough room...
he deducted there was about one serving left of lime sherbet
and came up with a plan..
he would put the tub of lime sherbet
in the snow bank on the deck just out the back door.
Then sometime after supper he would retrieve
it and make a lime /ginger ale float.
turns out there was a "small" problem
with that idea...
Now, I would think
if someone put a bucket of lime sherbet
in "my" snow bank on
"my" deck
outside
"my" back door
that they intended for
"me" to enjoy the sherbet...
Well..
as it turned out
so did Chloe.
Saturday started out grey and dismal
like so many of the days lately,
but by 9 or 10
the sun had broken through
and it was a beautiful day!
The days high had been somewhere
before daybreak..
and got colder as the day progressed..
another front from Canada
was coming in..
Michael had been on the job for
an electrical shut down and called to see if I would be
at all interested in lunch in town
and then a trip to Maine..
turns out Cabela's
(his favorite store)
was having a "BIG" sale.
Anyway, I regress...
when he picked me up I told him it
had been requested that I
post pictures of snow on the beach..
So off we went in the direction of the beach..
It has not snowed in a few days..
but there has not been a lot of melting
so maybe there would still
be some snow at the beach...
the house ahead was built in the
early 1700s
We are coming up on the ocean
you can see the suns glare off the water
of the truck in the picture
toward Hampton Beach
Seagull sitting on beach wall
this is not the brilliant white sand
most of you are use to at the
Gulf of Mexico..this is snow on the beach..
The sand up here is pretty brown..
fa-ra-ra
the beach
before the winter weather blew in..
the water has come up on the beach..
by seeing where the white snow meets the brown sand