Snowy photos, part two

The snow was gone by midday, but my husband and I got out and played in it this morning, and naturally, I took my camera.  For those of you laughing at us with our tiny snowfall (around 3″ at the airport, for the record), it’s the fourth highest recorded snowfall in Charleston ever.  There is a reason we get so excited about this stuff.  The rest of the photos are available at Flickr.

Camellias in the snow:

The churchyard next door:

This lamp post made me think of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe.

Snowy rooftop for the downtown Market:

I love this sign for a hammock shop on the Market:

Snowy salt marsh at Waterfront Park:

Chopper and a very respectably sized snowman at Waterfront Park:

His hair is made from palmetto leaves and his eyes are palmetto berries.

The pineapple fountain at Waterfront Park:

A much smaller snowman on a bench overlooking the fountain:

This can’t be good for these flowers:

Unnecessary!Sign is unnecessary:

One of the classic downtown cemeteries on the walk home: