I like the air compressor

The air compressor makes stapling projects easy.  And the hose is long enough to reach from the garage into the project room :)

Here is the re-covered card table in the sun room, now that I’ve finished it.  Not bad for a $3 piece of scrap material!

Sprinkle snow

 I left a shirt outside to air, and now it is a sprinkle snow substrate.

Also, I continue to be amazed at how good the camera on my phone is.

More snow

We got another dusting last night, so we went for a little walk before breakfast to look at the fresh white world of wonder!

I wonder... if we could put a heater in the greenhouse?

I wonder... if we should call it the white house, in the wintertime?

Just enough snow to make the grass look dramatic, without hiding it completely.

Holiday tree?

We noted this morning that a coating of snow makes the tumbleweeds look festive.

Petroglyphs

One thing that is fun around here is that it is easy to find hikes with petroglyphs.  And views.

Real snow

 First snow to stick on the ground - while earlier we got flakes falling out of the sky, this time it was cold enough to drop about 2 in of nice, light powder.

It was mostly gone by the afternoon, but we went for a walk in the morning to enjoy the hushed white world.

First snowflakes of the year!

 I like that there are seasons here, even if today’s snow isn’t sticking to the ground.

Sunset du jour

 

El Camino Real

 Back in CA, El Camino refers to a traffic-infested sewer of cars through the South Bay.  Here it is the remnant of an old route from Mexico City to a Santa Fe; we had a nice ride on a single track section of it on Saturday out to Diablo Canyon.