The seed heads of the black-eyed susans became cotton balls.
I drove to the church, and chose a parking spot overlooking the park.
The bald cypress was flocked with white.
The holly by the door provided a foretaste of the Advent decor inside.
Both worship spaces reflected the hard work of the Visual Inspiration Committee's labors the day before.
To see where others strolled today, visit The Quiet Country House.
This post has also been entered in Nancy Bond's First Snowfall meme. There are many other beautiful entries there from all over North America and Britain.
8 comments:
I see we are of like minds today, Joyce:) But today's snow was truly magical, wasn't it? I only wished the little grandkids were here today to see their reaction.
I've gotten behind this week in blog reading; I will be back later to read your other thankful posts.
Happy Advent! Your church sanctuary looks very festive already.
How beautiful....both the new blanket of snow and your lively church decorations! Really helps put you in the spirit of Christmas! Happy first Sunday of Advent! Thanks for sharing!
Ruth
Beautiful photos of your first snowfall, Joyce! I'll add a link to the First Snowfall Project. :)
Joyce, I love the blue morning photo. What a serene lovely light!
Thank you for sharing your snow!
Happy Advent, ladies!
Nancy, thank you for sponsoring the First Snowfall Project. Beautiful idea!
Stunning photos! I feel like I'm there - but for the warmer weather here. :)
So sorry to have missed your Sunday stroll. Been really really busy.
Wow how did it go from golden leaves gently swinging in the fall breeze to that much snow?!
Beautiful nonetheless.
How beautiful it all looks. I just lovely the lace-effect of the dark branches coated with snow.
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