It doesn't happen that often, but sometime snow does stick for a little while--at least as long as it takes to pull out a camera and find a good location. I photographed the mountains to the north of the San Fernando Valley from the parking lot of the Performing Arts Building at Pierce College. The snow level was at about an elevation of 1500 feet. It's pretty amazing how it just stops at a particular level. This was on Thursday morning at about 8 a.m. Most of the snow melted before noon.
This photograph was taken from the parking lot near Victory Boulevard on the Pierce campus, again looking north. I just love the juxtaposition of palm trees with snow-capped mountains. I'm just glad I didn't have to drive in it.
Lunch with the Barefoot Contessa
7 years ago
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Very nice pictures. I'm glad you got some snow to get you in the holiday spirit. Unfortunately, we have more snow than I care to drive in, but there's too much to do here, so I have to go out in it. This is the time of year when it's nice to live in a warmer climate. Enjoy your sunshine and your holidays.
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