Here in Taos we’ve gone from shorts and flip-flops to long pants and snow boots in just a few days. Sigh.
But the ground will soak up the snowmelt and be happy, and the trees look soft and pretty.
It’s not so bad after all. Hope you’re enjoying whatever kind of spring you’re having, wherever you are. I leave in less than two weeks on a big Scampabout, so I’m considering this last gasp of winter a send-off.
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Windy and cool in San Antonio, but no snow! We didn’t bring our snow boots!
Susi – I’ll send some of this snow your way, ha. Enjoy your travels!
Whoa! I had no idea that you all got snow down there. I’m sorry. I’d say send it up here to Minnesota but we’ve had our fair share of snow. You are right though about it being pretty. That’s such a beautiful photo which couldn’t have happened without the snow.
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Manisha – The snow has already melted, which is what I love about Taos. We get weather, and then it goes away, ha. Not like you poor Minnesotans, where it can hang around a looong time. I agree about the snow requirement for that photo! I’m grateful, and the earth and plants are, too.
That’s classic spring in the Southwest—one day it’s sunshine and sandals, the next it’s a winter wonderland! ❄️☀️ But there’s something kind of magical about those late-season snowfalls, especially when they make the trees look so soft and dreamy. Sounds like the perfect farewell before your big Scampabout adventure! Wishing you smooth travels and plenty of beautiful sights along the way. Can’t wait to hear all about it! 🚐✨
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Thanks so much for the comment! This post is from awhile ago, but I’m currently recalibrating my life so I can get back out on the road with the van (a Roadtrek) and the dogs (Sam and Coco). Stay tuned!