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Winter on Main Street
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Last winter there was so little snow that the 20 or so inches blanketing the village right now hardly seem like a nuisance. Take a wintery stroll with us down Main Street.
Wish you were here!
Want to join us for a wintery walk around the farm? Click here
Groundhog’s Day! 6 more weeks of this????
its great,. is their any more space in sharon springs it like a great place
Miss you both…Hoping that some day you will return. xoxoxo
Your photo essay is simply beautiful. I especially like the use of black and white – very atmospheric. And those touches of red…. perfect!
We really wish we were there! These are amazing shots with beautiful descriptions <3 Thanks for sharing, Josh & Brent
Thanks for sharing…the photos are great…….a calendar would be wonderful!
Thank you.
I want to be there…
Idyllic. So happy for your happiness …
Beautiful. How does the Bowmaker house look in the snow? That is the one we almost bought. Centralia
What lovely photos! Really makes me want to come and visit.
A beautiful walk. Many people are suggesting a calendar, which I agree would be wonderful and I would buy. I was also thinking about maybe a small informational booklet about the farm and the beekman mansion and maybe a few facts about the town. I am so interested in Mr. Beekman and his family.
What a beautiful series of photos. Sharon Springs really is a winter wonderfland! Thanks so much for sharing!
Until Amazing Race I would have never known about Beekman 1802..What a beautiful, peaceful place to live. Thank You for bringing us into your home…you are both inspirational. Happy New Year, may 2013 be as grand as 2012…
Exactly how I like my snow, in beautiful pictures!
Beautiful winter photos.
The Beekman 1802 sign would make an awesome Christmas tree ornament.
these pictures are so beautiful! Thank you, thank you for taking them and posting them.
so happy that I have the opportunity this weekend to be here and see all this beauty and the beauty of the people of this town for myself.
Cutest school ever!! So Little House on the Prairie!
I can almost hear the snow falling, what a wonderful peaceful sonund that is, thanks for sharing. So beautiful.
Thank you, Brent! Loving the winter pictures, but I am ready for spring.
Loved It!
How beautiful! so different than us in Austin, tx.
Loved the pictures of the town and the farm (all sorts of critters!). Thank you. We need to come visit, eat at the hotel and wander the streets again. We too had snow up here on Lake Ontario…well on the way to making our normal average (and perhaps more?)….
Happy New Year!
It’s so gorgeous to look at, but I definitely wouldn’t want to be up there shoveling and all that stuff, lol.
Fab photos-thanks for giving us the wintry tour-you guys have a great eye. Cathybytheriver
beautiful
Truly a Winter Wonderland!
So Beautiful and lovely.
Thank You for sharing w/me/us.
“I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape – the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn’t show.” -
Andrew Wyeth
Beautiful pictures. Love Sharon Springs.
Sadly, our gazebo collapsed under the weight of the snow from the blizzard, the day after Christmas. Not happy.
Thanks for the pics. Missing the snow at our Catskills home while here in Florida.
I love black and white photos…my husband complains because that is all I like to take.
Just beautiful…
Hey, if the goat farming thing doesn’t work out for you guys, you should take up photography…
Beautiful! Our snow is beautiful, but it looks so much classier in your victorian setting.
those were wonderful. thank you. I really love snow but you constantly have to clear it away, it becomes cumbersome, at times but still beautiful.
I miss Sharon Springs! Love the black and white!
Beautiful! We only have 10-12 inches right now, which is plenty because I have spring gardening on my mind!
Thanks for the tour. Very pretty, you definitely have a bit more than we do.