Mead Park in the Snow
It was a nice day today — sunny and almost balmy. The temperature reached the low 40s. Today was a lull between two winter snows — the lake effect snow event that we endured the past week and a new winter storm event that is coming our way tomorrow evening.
Bob and I went to Erie today. We ate lunch at Old Country Buffet, arriving just as 70-80 youngsters from Warren were leaving. We know the children were from Warren because they were getting on two Warren County School District buses. Lunch was good. We especially liked the fried chicken, meatloaf, seafood salad, orange chicken and dessert. As is usual for me, my dessert was an ample serving of volcano chocolate cake with a dollop of vanilla ice cream on top. Bob’s dessert was chocolate cake, cookies and apple crisp. After lunch we went to Target. We made a couple purchases and then left for home. On the way home we stopped at Mead Park in Corry, PA.
The late afternoon lighting was exquisite. I photographed the pond and arched bridge. By the way, you might recall that Bob and I stopped at this park earlier this year. Click here for my blog post about the park from that visit.
After capturing these photographs, we continued our drive back home.
9 Responses to “Mead Park in the Snow”
Well I'd say the park is even prettier in the winter. Nice shots.
This scene is absolutely beautiful. Snow scenes are great from several hundred miles away.
Beautiful shots that remind us how we don't miss the PA winter.Darryl and Ruth : )
Hi Linda, You are catching up on your blogs, aren't you????? I love seeing the pond and bridge –with all of that ice and snow. Beautiful!!!!Hugs,Betsy
I hope my doctor doesn't read your blog. He probably won't like my desert choices 🙂
What a gorgeous place – love that little bridge!
It is a beautiful scene, Linda! I always love arch bridges. Nice visit to the park. Our weathermen are calling for some snow tonight. I hope it isn't messy for my commute to work tomorrow.
The park is gorgeous with the snow. Funny how even though the snow is so cold it does make photos look quite lovely.
So lovely. I love to see bridges in the snow!