Part Two - Rural Woodland Road All Frosted With White

I didn't stop taking photos after those which I posted yesterday. There were more, and I present them for you here:

A winter postcard scene:

If a tree falls in the forest, does it get sugar-coated with snow?:

A burst of color in an otherwise black and white world. These pines and beech trees brightened up the woods:

And then back to black and white, a beautiful world like an old TV show:

There must have been a country lane into the woods here once:

More pines:

A farm field appeared behind the trees along the road:

Clover decided that I must be looking at something wondrous. I was, but I doubt that it was the sort of thing a dog would appreciate. Perhaps she did, however, as she watched out the window for quite some time:

An former trailer site with a bit of junk left behind. That's an old barbeque grill beside that birch tree:

Another small beech to add color and depth:

And still another. But I'd arrived at the end of the road and it was time to enter the highway and truly begin concentrating on getting us home: