Fredericton has some very pretty houses. Their entrances are made all the more inviting with a bit of fresh snow.
We enjoyed a walk around while waiting for Son #1 to finish classes so we could takes him home for “Spring Break”. Apparently, Mother Nature didn’t get the memo.
That was okay with us, though. It was a gentle snow with no wind … and not too cold temperatures.
The plants know. These buds (lilac, maybe?) are ready for warmer weather.
I predict the snow will melt away fairly quickly and things will green up quickly.
That said, I’m happy to have my young fella home – where there is no snow, and the crocuses are thinking about blooming. Which is freakishly early in the season for here. Worryingly so. But that’s another thought for another day.
Linked with Norm’s Thursday Doors
Rose Bay Letters 
Beautiful doors on gorgeous homes. ๐
I guess you were confused; it was spring taking the break! Ahh, well, it made for some lovely photos.
janet
Ha!!! YES! Youโre right! ๐
These are terrific! ๐
Thanks Brett!
Those entrances are so welcoming
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I recognize that second last door. I park across the street from it when visiting Fredericton and the galleries downtown.
๐ฒ. Thatโs exactly what we were doing. We had the morning to ourselves so went off to the Beaverbrook. Fantastic collection!
That’s a healthy amount of snow. I’m guessing your son is happy to get away from it for a week.
He was/is!! โบ๏ธ thanks, Dan!
So pretty and those buildings are beautiful.
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Lovely shots here, Janet. Those red doors!
Thanks Elen! I agree. Gotta love red doors. โบ๏ธ
Gorgeous winter / snow photos. Thank You.
Thank you!! โบ๏ธ
Great snow shots – almost like I’m there from Florida. ๐
๐ Thanks!
This was a great way to kill time. Something I would have done. Great photos!
Thank you!!โบ๏ธ
I recognize these places. Cheers
Lovely photos. I can only imagine how it feels and the climate, but you make it look very pretty.
Thank you!