April 11: Snow!

Biking off to work in still-falling snow:

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

Quiet stillness on a night walk down Pleasant.
Photo by Matt Barthelemy 

No Delay

Photo: Marz Haney

Dog Walk

Along the Greenway...

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

Enchanting Snowfall On the Midtown Greenway

People bike on the Greenway all year, like they do on the city streets.  It must have been quite a magical ride on this day.

Photo: Jo Ann Musumeci

Happy Valentine's Day

Even this snow-family is showing their love.

Photo:  Jo Ann Musumeci

Happy New Year, Blog!

Decorated for Lunar New Year (Tết in Vietnamese), the window of a Vietnamese grocery on Nicollet Ave. reflects a shopper making her way through snowy slop.

This blog started on Asian New Year in February, 2011, so this is its second birthday! On we go, into our third year...

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

Land Of 10,001 Lakes

Well, maybe not a real lake, just an ephemeral one, providing a nice reflection of the boulevard tree.  Watch out when that re-freezes!

Photo:  Jo Ann Musumeci

Tree Dancing In Snow

This tree looks like it is dancing to celebrate the beg snowfall

Photo:  Jo Ann Musumeci

Shoveling

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

Snow Day: Red, Yellow, Green, Blue

Shot from Dunn Bros. on Nicollet Ave. S. & 26th St.

Photo collage by Marz Haney

First Snow

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

What a mess!

We usually publish only one photo per day, but I couldn't resist all these people dealing with the snow-slush on Nicollet Ave. S., employing a roof rake, a snow blower, and a shovel.

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

Footprints in Snow

I hear we might get more snow this weekend.  That's typical for the end of February.

Photo: Jo Ann Musumeci

First Snow!

A few random flakes fell earlier this November, but this is the first white ground. I've lent my camera to Marz, who is her visiting family in Oregon, so I ran outside with my laptop, here at Bob's Java Hut, to record it.
I didn't realize the computer would catch me too, out of the corner of its eye.

Photo: Francesca Davis DiPiazza

The Blooming

Photo: Esther Perry




This photo was taken at the empty lot (except that it's full of snow) at Nicollet Av. and 27th Street. 

Home

Photo: Esther Perry

Your Thoughts Take Shape Through Snow

This morning, the window of Bob's Java Hut puts me in mind of the opening lines of Louis MacNeice's poem "Snow":

The room was suddenly rich and the great bay
      -window was
Spawning snow and pink roses against it
Soundlessly collateral and incompatible:
World is suddener than we fancy it.


Photo: Francesca  DiPiazza