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Speechless Sundays: Memories of Winters Past

Living in Wilmington NC, we don't see much snow. There rare exceptions of course, but today, when so many Southern States were graced with the white stuff, the coastal bands kept the snow from reaching our area. I was little disappointed as I was ready with my camera for some intriguing shots.

Nostalgia crept in for my snowy days up North, so I searched for a winter scene photo from one of my NY homes, and came up with this one.

Taken in our Hudson Valley NY home, in the Village of Montgomery. This was the view of our backyard from one of the upstairs bedrooms on a peaceful winter white day!

Village of Montgomery NY Winter Scene by Ginger Sala Realtor Wilming

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Written by Ginger Sala, Broker, Realtor®, ASP Wilmington NC Real Estate & Relocation Specialist serving the beautiful Coastal NC areas of Wilmington, Hampstead, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina & Kure Beach & Leland NC.

Posted by Wilmington NC Real Estate & Relocation~ Ginger & Roger Sala on 03/01/2009 10:22 PM

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15 Comments on Speechless Sundays: Memories of Winters Past

MAR

Ginger, I love seeing the white stuff in pictures but I DON'T MISS SHOVELING!! Beautiful picture!

Michelle, I agree totally! That's why we moved here!

MAR

The fresh blanket of snow looks nice this morning but after a few days I'll be happy to see it gone... Been a long winter...

We have had too much snow. Today a big storm is happening. Time for spring.

Dan, It sure has been! What happened to Global Warming :)

Hey Pat, I heard Boston was getting socked!

Ginger - I just love Wilmington. My brother lived there for about 11 years while he was working in the movie business. What a great town, and the history is simply amazing. Last time I was there, it was June and the no-see-ums were out. They didn't like me, but my hubby really attracted them. I took nail polish to his legs. It was a hoot. Beautiful pix.

Gwenn, its amazing how many of AR members from all over the country have visited Wilmington. Everyone loves it! Sorry about the no see ums... We had those up north also. My husband is a magnet, so I escape like you too, LOL!

Okay Ginger..... I want to escape. Ann Hayden in cold Wildwood, Missouri

MAR

Ann, Come on down, we'd love to have you!

MAR

Ginger, I was going to say, that didn't look like Wilmington to me. What a pretty photo, growing up in New England, that was a familiar scene. I miss NE but I don't miss the long winters!

MAR

Debbie. I grew up in Boston! Go Sox! I am so with you....warm is where its at. Love snow only in photos!

MAR

Ginger~ OH MY!! I love this photo. It takes me to a place of tranquility...much appreciated.

MAR

Hi jA~I love this photo too. I always loved looking out on the Red Barn ( which was our view form our kitchen also) & the snow on the tree tops added to the sereneness of the vista!

MAR

Ginger, this looks like it should be a Halmark card. Love the photograph! ;-)

MAR

Teri, One of the main reasons we bought the home was the lovely view. I've always been a sucker for a red barn.

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