Nefarious creatures have taken up residence at the Meadow. There is an unwritten code around here that forbids slithery supple serpentine species from setting up shop …
Seems sometimes silly snowstorms send sly servants supplying simple steely-eyed snow snakes nonetheless!
Some slither secretly on swinging steel shafts while others silently sit tight sluggishly sleeping on slippery snowy benches.
Others spy on surreptitious squirrels stowing nesting sticks under solar panels staring at the sky.
Snow Snakes and Surreptitious Squirrels
By
The Meadow View 
Alliteratively speaking, of course!
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Love your alliterative story:):) SOOO enjoy your meadowmice stories:) Keep them coming:):)XXX
Thanks Roberta! I do enjoy tapping away at them. 8)
I’m fascinated by the top photo, how does that happen exactly? Having never experienced snow I love these winter pictures. Love reading about the donkalonks everyday. Laura
It’s interesting isn’t it. The snow falls and makes a ridge on top of the gate railing. Then as it gets warmer it starts to melt and slide a little. Where are you that you don’t have snow? Sometimes my donkeys and I wonder what life would be like without it! š
South Africa, very warm and dry summer at the moment. Laura
Hi Laura, we’re eating some delicious grapes from your area of the world this week. I know Bill Ward from South Africa. We grew up in the same Ontario small town as kids. Funny, likely, to say that … I’m sure. Lots of people in South Africa! š