The difference a year makes. Last year at this time we had a few snow storms already, blanketing the town in a thick layer of white and creating an enchanting winter wonderland. It was one of our snowiest winters in recent memory, with snowdrifts lining the streets and children gleefully building snowmen in their front yards. This year is a different story and has been a warm winter, with temperatures soaring into the 50s (all of one week!). It’s hard to believe that just a twelve months ago, we were bundled up in thick coats, but this year, the warm sun has beckoned us outdoors. This past week, I saw friends posting on Facebook that they were getting snow in Lubbock, TX, while some even shared their excitement over sledding and making snow angels. Meanwhile, in Doylestown, it’s been in the 50s this week, with mild breezes and sunny skies creating an inviting atmosphere. Yesterday, I took advantage of the unusually warm winter weather and went for a long walk, feeling the sun on my face and the crunch of leaves underfoot. I captured the Christmas decorations during the day around town, their vibrant colors popping against the blue sky, and it felt like a perfect blend of holiday cheer and early spring. I hope to make it outside over the next couple of days to capture the beauty of the lights twinkling at night, adding to this uniquely warm holiday season. Enjoy!
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Just lovely. Merry Christmas!
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