Apple trees behind our two-classroom school
It’s apple snow
Apples up above
Christmas apples
Snow buddies
Snow stacked
In branches
Where deer lie and munch on snowy apples
Apples frame the back of our school
Another apple tree
Study in Snow Apples
Apple snow art
Lake Superior Spirit 
Love those bronzed apples and all those lovely snow grays! Good shots. Your school looks to be a wonderful place, too.
It’s 51 here and feels like spring. Blue skies, mild temp, the sound of snow melting and dripping off the roof, blue puddles…. What a great solstice day! I’m sitting on the front steps of my porch drinking coffee and enjoying some sun.
Lovely pictures, Kathy, and just what I imagined, before looking, when I saw your headline “Apple Snow” — those little apples clinging to the boughs and sporting white snowcaps.
I love to see your pictures! You take such good ones. I love the contrast.
Oh, I love these! Beautifully photographed. Is there any place more magical than Arvon School in the winter time? Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!!! ♥
Kathy – You made me feel like a child again wanting to shreik with pleasure at the sight of your snow apples. And, as always, you follow up with the rest of the story in showing the lucky deer resting place. Wonderful wonderful photos!
me too!!!
This made my heart jump for joy and go pitter pat!
Apple snow art is my most favorite. Lovely!
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I’m with Carol, “Apple Snow Art” is my favorite, too!
Beautiful! I’ve never seen snow-topped apples before 🙂
Those apples seem to like to wear tall snow hats! Delightful photos!
Beautiful pictures of the snow apples. Would you believe we have apples on our Christmas tree? Well, not real ones, but we’ve had red apple decorations for years.
Strange Spring-like floods for Solstice here, after a few unseasonably warm days. Soon it won’t reach 30 degrees, at least not predicted to get that warm on Mon & Tues next week. Don’t miss the snow around here though. NOT dreaming of a White Christmas this year.
Love that last one…beautiful! Happy Holidays to you and your family!
There are so many apples, why didn’t they get picked? Maybe animals will eat them when they fall.
Thank you to all who enjoyed this little photo essay. I hadn’t taken the camera out to play since the driftwood series back in Florida. It was kinda fun to be taking pictures again.
Your photos look like our orchard. Most years any unpicked apples fall off but some years they stay on the trees. They do make the deer happy, they are like apple popsicles. 🙂 Have a Merry Christmas, Kathy.
I love it when it snows on the drying apples still on the trees. So do the birds and the deer! Beautiful photos, Kathy.
There’s an apple tree on one of the routes Petey and I walk. I’ve been wanting to grab the camera and take snow-covered photos. You understand exactly why 🙂 How drunk do you think the deer would get if they gorged on these? I’ve heard tales of elk under the influence 😉
Kathy! You are a snow fairy!! Thank you lots for the lovely pictures.. I had never seen apple trees like this amid’st the snow..& what a lovely sight you’ve got behind your school! Its such a dreamy land where you live…just like snowhite & sonia and the king december stories…Thank you for the lovely post of the season.. so pure, so much full of life! I am thinking how the apples of snow would taste like, when frozen…Apple! I love the shade of red among all white.. it looks stunning. Do you pluck the apples and make any pies or tarts? what a blessed land, such a gift! Kathy… when shall I come over to your place?
So red and inspired. What a great eye you have! xo S
I had no idea that apples were a winter fruit! Fancy that! ❤
I love these apples in their little snow hats.
I am amazed that these little apples are surviving the snow and ice – what do they taste like, Kathy?
copied pictures from here. ok?
Totally fine, Sonali. Hard to believe that the snow will come again in a few months.