This photo of a deer next to a snowy apple tree is just too beautiful not to set as your desktop wallpaper. The red of the apples is set off so amazingly through the soft snow in the orchard. This poor apple tree just doesn’t want to let go of its color, even though winter has arrived.
The final season of the year is here, and our Winter Eye Candy photos have been specially selected to showcase the beauty of these snowy days! It’s that special transitional time in between Autumn and Winter during which we can find summer and fall items frosted. If you love looking at gorgeous photos, check out [Click here to keep reading this post!]
We’re on the verge of a new year, and what better look to celebrate than beautiful white lights and snowy Christmas decor? This week’s photo of Chicago’s famous Michigan Avenue (where I went shopping while I was at BlogHer this summer) was taken by smaedli.
The final season of the year is here, and our Winter Eye Candy photos have been specially selected to showcase the beauty of these snowy days! The beautiful colors of the sunset behind these snow-covered Joshua trees is stunning. These winter Joshua trees were growing in Lancaster, California.
Get Ready for Winter with Home Ever After’s Winter Checklist Are you ready for winter? As the winter season slowly approaches for you (or quickly for those of you in colder climates), it brings on a whole other host of duties delegated to the household manager (usually Mom or Dad). In addition to your everyday [Click here to keep reading this post!]
If you read my article for Blog Action Day a few weeks ago, you know that we are having a very unusual winter here in Alaska this year. Whereas we normally have snow on the ground by the first week of October, this year we had no ground cover until just yesterday morning! I’ve been [Click here to keep reading this post!]
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