After a few days of only patchy snow from our last storm, during which the snow play areas had to close, we've been hit with a great storm over the last 24 hours. I've been snowed in, but still accomplished lots of real estate work: calls and e-mails about negotiating contracts (we got two agreements over the weekend!), new listings, old listings, as well as writing for my other blog. Thank goodness my client care manager was able to make it to the office to handle the escrow openings, as well as a variety of other stuff.

But I also took a break mid-day to enjoy the beautiful place that I'm lucky to live in near Flagtaff, Arizona. Here are some pictures from my mid-day snow-shoeing adventure. (And note that it's sunny, even during a snow storm, in Flagstaff. (See my whinny post about my visit to Iowa over the holiday.) Here are the pictures:

Here's a photo of ten inches of snow accumulated on the patio picnic bench. Storm is surrounding the house at this point with sun breaking through overhead.

Here is the view looking into our property from the National Forest Service.

This is the fence line between home and the Coconino National Forest, with my snow shoe tracks.

In this photo, I'd like you to focus on how cute Rusty is rather than the size of my hips.

For real estate services from a team of agents that works even when snowed-in, call Team Heitland at RE/MAX Peak Properties.

For today's post featuring the Ponderosa Trails neighborhood of Flagstaff, Arizona, on a warmer day, see Focus on Flagstaff's Ponderosa Trails Neighborhood.

Read about my projects for the first weeks of January, as published for Flagstaff real estate readers. (Yes, I haven't finished, but I do have a new listing presentation and it's on the way to two new prospects as of today.)

Thanks for reading. Happy New Year to all Active Rainers!