Last night we had pouring rain and 40 degrees, sometime in the night it changed to snow and wind. This morning it was brisk -30 degrees Fahrenheit! I don’t mind the cold or snow but sure get hard on critters when we have wet conditions and then gets really cold. I was happy to see every one fared the night alright and were anxiously awaiting breakfast this morning…
Teigen feeding Thor…
Even though he has a cozy little place to hide out in, Thor has to hang out with his guys…
Horse raspberries…
Waiting for breakfast…
Frank’s a bit frosty too…
Hayden giving Frank some love…
Hauling bales…
At least some one is happy outside…
The sun even tried to break through…
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Wonderful job of capturing farm life and activities during a nasty winter storm. Felt like I was right there with ya!
Wondeful shots, shame it cannot be easy for all concerned.
Thanks Nick! It’s been a cold day.
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it does look very cold but the work of feeding animals must go on. Love the close up of the sheep covered with snow. Love .how you have edited the shots. Have a great weekend.
I love these outstanding photographs. There’s a couple that I wondered about the processing – including the first one. Just beautiful
Wonderful photos of all the critters. Looks like you’re getting a lot of snow.
Way to find the beautiful in the challenge! Great shots.
I just love your Thor and all his friends! The sheep and horses are all beautiful animals! Great post, thanks you for linking up! Enjoy your day!
Brrrrrrrr…..and AWESOME Shots!
All very beautiful photos ~ very creative in the wintry weather!
Happy week ahead,
artmusedog and carol
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Thanks! The first one I decreased the overall saturation and vibrancy and then pushed up the blue luminance levels.
Yes, it is definitely white outside now. Thankfully, no wind today.
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Thank you!
Thanks and it is a bit warmer today. 🙂
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…with a great result
Gosh! -30 degrees is too cold! Brrr! 🙂
Great pics. Be warm.
Thanks Anita!
And I thought it was cold here this morning. We were almost tropical in comparison. You have some amazing shots here. I always feel for animals out in the cold like this but I guess God provided them with what they need to survive.
You did an excellent job of demonstrating the frigidity. Great photos. Stay warm! 🙂
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What a wonderland – lovely shots!
Wonderful series.
Thank you!
Thanks Pat!