Although the view seems a bit cold, and it was chilly for sure, this is how March 20 began here in Western Massachusetts. The snow is melting quickly as we have had several 40° to almost 50° days in a row. Some chill is returning tomorrow for a couple of days but then it will be warm up time again. As with most of us, I’ve had enough winter for a while and am quite eager for the return of spring ephemerals and green landscapes.
That said, this was a lovely start to a chilly day that warmed up well into the afternoon. 
Mount Monadnock in the distance from Enfield Lookout in Quabbin Park.
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The promise is evident in that sky!
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beautiful photo of this landscape.
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What kind of trees have the white trunks?
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Birches.
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That’s what I assumed but I wanted to make sure.
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Beautiful layers. I love the background.
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This view is one of my favorites and I visit it often. I am hoping the next visit will have more green than white.
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The gold could be all the warmth and beauty of spring, spreading out over the hills.I like the way the trees seem to be standing up on tippy-toe, just waiting.
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I was fortunate that they are so still as it was a breezy morning. The warm sky was pleasant although it didn’t lessen the chill in the air where I was…probably not atop Monadnock either. 🙂
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The snow in the foreground and then the beginning of the trees makes this pic beautiful. I like this one. And I might add that it appears to be very cold there.
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Thanks, Yvonne. Yes, cold it was…breezy too. I usually don’t notice it while I am shooting but once I stop, my fingers start complaining. 🙂
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This just looks cold, especially from a May perspective. Chill beauty.
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